McAfee AVM85M User Guide - Page 44

Settings, Where, Inherit, Schedule Settings, Schedule, Add Scan Item -- Web Inclusion list

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VirusScan® 8.6 for Mac User Guide 4 Integrating with ePolicy Orchestrator 3.6 Scheduling scans and eUpdates 2 Click Settings. The Where page appears where you can include files and directories in the scheduled scan. Include these files and directories in the scan. Configures your scanning inclusions. Add inclusion: „ Click Add, you will see the Add Scan Item -- Web Page dialog. Type the full path of the file, directory or disk you want to include and click OK. The inclusion will be listed in the Inclusion list. Remove inclusion: „ Select the inclusion in the Exclusion list and click Remove. Edit inclusion: „ Select the inclusion in the Inclusion list and click Edit. In the Add Scan Item -- Web Page dialog, modify the full path of the file or directory you want to include in the scan and click OK. Schedule Settings 3 Deselect Inherit to enable the settings in the Schedule Settings pane. Enable (schedule task runs at specified time) Stop the task if it runs for: Select to enable the task to run at a specified time. Specify the maximum hours and minutes the task can run before it is cancelled. 4 Click the Schedule tab to find these options: Schedule Task Start Time „ UTC Time „ Local Time Enable randomization Run missed task Select one of the available task types from the drop-down list: „ Daily „ Weekly „ Monthly „ Once „ At System Startup „ Run Immediately Specify the start time for the scheduled task. Select the local time option to run the task using the scheduled interval at the client computer system time. This is useful for scheduling processor-intensive tasks, such as On-Demand scans, to run during non-business hours. Selecting the UTC Time option uses the Universal Time Conversion (also known as Greenwich Mean Time or GMT) to run the task. This option causes the task to run at the same time for all your Macintosh clients regardless of the local system time on the Macintosh systems. The task does not run at exactly the specified start time, instead, it starts after a random, specified time. Specify the hours and minutes to enable randomization. Ensures that the task is started if the Macintosh computer is shutdown or otherwise not available at the scheduled start time. Selecting this option ensures the task is run the next time the Macintosh computer becomes available. 44

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VirusScan
®
8.6 for Mac User Guide
Integrating with ePolicy Orchestrator 3.6
Scheduling scans and eUpdates
4
2
Click
Settings
. The
Where
page appears where you can include files and directories in
the scheduled scan.
Schedule Settings
3
Deselect
Inherit
to enable the settings in the
Schedule Settings
pane.
4
Click the
Schedule
tab to find these options:
Include these files and
directories in the scan.
Configures your scanning inclusions.
Add inclusion:
Click
Add
, you will see the
Add Scan Item -- Web Page
dialog
. Type the full path of the file, directory or disk you
want to include and click
OK
. The inclusion will be listed in
the
Inclusion list
.
Remove inclusion:
Select the inclusion in the
Exclusion
list
and click
Remove
.
Edit inclusion:
Select the inclusion in the
Inclusion list
and click
Edit
. In
the
Add Scan Item -- Web Page
dialog
,
modify the full path
of the file or directory you want to include in the scan and
click
OK
.
Enable (schedule task runs at
specified time)
Select to enable the task to run at a specified time.
Stop the task if it runs for:
Specify the maximum hours and minutes the task can run
before it is cancelled.
Schedule Task
Select one of the available task types from the drop-down
list:
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Once
At System Startup
Run Immediately
Start Time
UTC Time
Local Time
Specify the start time for the scheduled task. Select the local
time option to run the task using the scheduled interval at
the client computer system time. This is useful for
scheduling processor-intensive tasks, such as On-Demand
scans, to run during non-business hours.
Selecting the UTC Time option uses the Universal Time
Conversion (also known as Greenwich Mean Time or GMT)
to run the task. This option causes the task to run at the
same time for all your Macintosh clients regardless of the
local system time on the Macintosh systems.
Enable randomization
The task does not run at exactly the specified start time,
instead, it starts after a random, specified time. Specify the
hours and minutes to enable randomization.
Run missed task
Ensures that the task is started if the Macintosh computer is
shutdown or otherwise not available at the scheduled start
time. Selecting this option ensures the task is run the next
time the Macintosh computer becomes available.