why is it the numbers not vary form physical computer in registered users?
Updated: 22 May 2010 | 3 comments
Symantec endpoint manager 11.
why is it the numbers not vary form physical computer in registered users?
that's in a group details.
Number of Physical Computers: 10
Number of Registered Users: 8
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Physical computer and registered users
Hi,
You had asked as to why there is a difference between physical computer and registered users.
What do the "Number of Physical Computers" and "Number of Registered Users" values mean and how are they determined?
These values have to do with the Preferred Policy Mode that was selected when creating a client install package.
Number of Physical Computers - This value represents the number of physical computers that have the SEP client installed and that, at some point, have checked-in with the SEP Manager
Number of Registered Users - This value represents the number of users that have logged on to a machine with a SEP client installed
For instance, if Number of Physical Computers says 1000, then that many physical machines have, at some point, checked in with the SEP Manager. Number of Registered Users, under normal circumstances, should be the same value as Number of Physical Computers. There are some instances, however, where Number of Registered Users is different from Number of Physical Computers..
As an example, let's say that there are 50 workstations with the SEP client installed, but there are 150 users, each with their own unique login credentials. Since the 50 computers are going to be shared among the 150 users, the value for Number of Registered Users will be higher than the value for Number of Physical Computers.
Note: These numbers should only be used as an estimate and may not reflect the total number of SEP clients in a given environment.
Thanks & Regards Sandip C Sali
thanks a lot!
thanks a lot!I appreciate it..
Marvin
thanks a lot!
thanks a lot!I appreciate it..
Marvin
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