Endpoint Protection

Hi there,

My customer has a lots of laptops and usually stay outside the company.

Can you tell me if all the notebooks are up-to-date by report or something?

Best regards

There is no reporting options with unmanaged clients. This would be a manual process to go to each one and review.

As Brian said, If the client is unmanaged (or managed, but not communicating to SEPM) there is no way that the SEPM will have the current reporting data of such client.

As you said that you have a lot of computers that are out of network, I would suggest you to enable the clients to communicate to SEPM over the internet. All you have to do it to allocate a public IP address for this communication. Once you have a public IP address allocated, you can update it in the MSL and then configure the network/perimeter firewall to forward any communication received on that public IP address (and on a specific secure port) via internet to the internal IP address of the SEPM server on port 8014. (Just make sure that you enable secure communication between the client and the server).

You can also use location switching in SEP to configure different policies (such and liveupdate and firewall) to client that are in the network and out of network.

Once you enable client-server communication over the internet, it becomes easy to manage clients that stay out-of-network for a long time and to get reporting data from those clients.

Hi,

It is good to have an option of "Notification Email - for outdated definitions, or after every update"

something similar Symantec has to think about.

Thanks,

Hi,

There are pre-defined notifications configured with default SEPM install.

When more than 3 computers with definitions older than 7 days are found, SEPM will trigger a notification.

To check other notifications navigate to: SEPM --> Monitor --> Notifications --> Virus Definitions Out-of-date

Thanks! \o/

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