A menu appears after you select a group from the Security Agent Tree and click
next to the group name.
Depending on the type of group you selected, some commands are only available in specific group
types or may be disabled. Use the commands to manage the Security Agents within a specific
group.
Click to add a
new manual group or filter to the Security Agent Tree.
See Adding Manual Groups and Adding New Filters for more informaiton.
The following tables describes the commands that you can use in each group type.
Command |
Description |
---|---|
Update Now |
Updates the latest components to the Security Agents Note:
Update Now supports the following Security Agent versions:
|
Configure Global Agent Settings |
(Available in Classic Mode) Configures security settings that apply to all supported Security Agents See Global Security Agent Settings for more information. |
Command |
Description |
---|---|
Start Normal Scan |
Starts scanning Mac and Windows endpoints Note:
Normal Scan supports Windows Security Agents that are version 5.3 or later and Mac Security Agents that are version 1.7.2801 or later. |
Start Aggressive Scan |
Starts an advanced scan to analyze and clean threats that Normal Scan cannot remove Note:
|
Stop Scan |
Stops scanning Windows endpoints Note:
Stop Scan supports Windows Security Agents that are version 5.3 or later. |
Update Now |
Updates the latest components to the Security Agents Note:
Update Now supports the following Security Agent versions:
|
Configure Policy |
(Available in Classic Mode) Configures group-based security settings for Windows, Mac, and Android Security Agents and passcode settings for iOS Security Profiles See Configuring Policy for more information. |
Replicate Settings |
(Available in Classic Mode) Copies the security settings from one group to specified target groups in the Security Agent Tree. The Security Agents in the target groups then adopt the same settings as the source group. See Replicating Group Settings for more information. |
Restore to Domain OUs |
Moves endpoints that already joined an Active Directory domain from a manual group to the domain groups that the endpoints belong to See Restoring Endpoints from Manual to Active Directory Domain Groups for more information. |
Rename |
Changes the name of a manual group |
Delete |
Deletes a manual group from the Security Agent Tree Note:
Before deleting a group, move all Security Agents in the group to another group. |
Command |
Description |
---|---|
Start Normal Scan |
Starts scanning Mac and Windows endpoints Note:
Normal Scan supports Windows Security Agents that are version 5.3 or later and Mac Security Agents that are version 1.7.2801 or later. |
Start Aggressive Scan |
Starts an advanced scan to analyze and clean threats that Normal Scan cannot remove Note:
|
Stop Scan |
Stops scanning Windows endpoints Note:
Stop Scan supports Windows Security Agents that are version 5.3 or later. |
Update Now |
Updates the latest components to the Security Agents Note:
Update Now supports the following Security Agent versions:
|
Configure Policy |
(Available in Classic Mode) Configures group-based security settings for Windows, Mac, and Android Security Agents and passcode settings for iOS Security Profiles See Configuring Policy for more information. |
Move to Manual Group |
Moves endpoints to a specific manual group |
Command |
Description |
---|---|
Start Normal Scan |
Starts scanning Mac and Windows endpoints Note:
Normal Scan supports Windows Security Agents that are version 5.3 or later and Mac Security Agents that are version 1.7.2801 or later. |
Start Aggressive Scan |
Starts an advanced scan to analyze and clean threats that Normal Scan cannot remove Note:
|
Stop Scan |
Stops scanning Windows endpoints Note:
Stop Scan supports Windows Security Agents that are version 5.3 or later. |
Edit Filter Criteria |
Changes the criteria of a filter |
Rename |
Changes the name of a filter |
Delete |
Deletes a filter from the Security Agent Tree |