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Working with groups, Management of group administrators, Tips for large accounts

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3 Using the SecurityCenter Management of group administrators Tips for large accounts To more efficiently monitor large accounts and optimize SecurityCenter performance, we recommend that you organize your computers into groups of no more than 100 computers. This enables you to use the View filter to display reports and computer status by group, then drill down to see the individual computers within a group as needed. How can I manage groups? The Manage Groups page displays the groups in your organization. Access the page by clicking the Manage Groups button on the Computers page. If you have not created any groups or policies, only the Default Group is displayed. The Default Group Until you create additional groups, all computers are assigned to the Default Group when the Total Protection Service client software is installed. If you delete a group that contains computers, they are moved into the Default Group. You cannot change the name of the Default Group. After you create additional groups, you can assign computers to them during the installation process or move computers into them at a later time. Working with groups Use this task to view and configure groups for your account. Task 1 Click the Computers tab, then click Manage Groups. 2 On the Manage Groups page, do any of the following: To... Create a group Do this... 1 Click Add Group. 2 Type a name for the group. 3 Select the computers to add to the group. 4 Click Save. View computers in a group Rename a group Delete a group Under Computers, click a number to display the Computers page showing all the computers in the group. Under Action, select Rename, specify a new name for the existing group, then click Save. Under Action, select Delete, then click OK. You cannot delete the Default Group. If you delete a group that contains computers, they will be moved into the Default Group. Management of group administrators Group administrators oversee and manage the groups that you, the site administrator, assign to them. When creating group administrators, you specify which groups they manage, a password they use to access the SecurityCenter, and their access level. 48 McAfee Total Protection Service 5.1.5 Product Guide

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Tips for large accounts
To more efficiently monitor large accounts and optimize SecurityCenter performance, we recommend
that you organize your computers into groups of no more than 100 computers. This enables you to
use the View filter to display reports and computer status by group, then drill down to see the
individual computers within a group as needed.
How can I manage groups?
The
Manage Groups
page displays the groups in your organization. Access the page by clicking the
Manage
Groups
button on the Computers page. If you have not created any groups or policies, only the Default
Group is displayed.
The Default Group
Until you create additional groups, all computers are assigned to the Default Group when the Total
Protection Service client software is installed. If you delete a group that contains computers, they are
moved into the Default Group. You cannot change the name of the Default Group.
After you create additional groups, you can assign computers to them during the installation process
or move computers into them at a later time.
Working with groups
Use this task to view and configure groups for your account.
Task
1
Click the
Computers
tab, then click
Manage Groups
.
2
On the Manage Groups page, do any of the following:
To...
Do this...
Create a group
1
Click
Add Group
.
2
Type a name for the group.
3
Select the computers to add to the group.
4
Click
Save
.
View computers in a group
Under Computers, click a number to display the
Computers page showing all the computers in
the group.
Rename a group
Under Action, select
Rename
, specify a new name
for the existing group, then click
Save
.
Delete a group
Under Action, select
Delete
, then click
OK
.
You cannot delete the Default Group. If you
delete a group that contains computers,
they will be moved into the Default Group.
Management of group administrators
Group administrators oversee and manage the groups that you, the site administrator, assign to them.
When creating group administrators, you specify which groups they manage, a password they use to
access the SecurityCenter, and their access level.
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Using the SecurityCenter
Management of group administrators
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