Here are some details that might help regarding these feature enhancement requests (sorted by priority from my perspective:

1.  Add wildcard capabilities to Exception policies, for use with directory paths

• i.e. the ability to add an exception like “C:\Users\*\Documents”
• Add more Windows system variables like %userprofile%

SAV 10 had wildcard capabilities for exception policies and they were very helpful, so we are not sure why they went away with SEP.

2.  Add a ‘Description’ field to each exception/exclusion item in the Exception policies.

• This makes it easy to identify which application a certain exception applies to, who requested, date, etc.

3.  Add option to exclude full system administrators from the recipients list of messages sent to deploy SEP clients via e-mail (in the Client Deployment Wizard).

• We do not want the System Administrators to receive these e-mails because it causes confusion, especially since they simply receive a copy of the e-mail sent to the targeted recipient(s).
• Only the targeted recipients should receive the download links.
• The sender (system admin) should either receive a special message (worded differently and without the download links) or he/she should not get a message at all.

4.  Add a “Current SEPM” or “SEPM” column to the default view (or any other view) within the ‘Clients’ tab  of the ‘Clients’ panel that indicates which SEPM server each client is currently connect.

• This would help us to troubleshoot some issues we have encountered because it would easily allow us to identify if a certain group of “troubled clients” are all connecting to the same SEPM server.
• While we can find this information on each client, having it in the console is much more convenient and less time consuming.

5.  Display the current SEPM server name the console is connected to, either in the home panel or the title somewhere.

I hope that helps clarify what we're looking for.

Take care,

-Carlos Q.