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Creating a New Shared Resource for Alert Settings, Filter Rules

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Getting Started with the User Interface Policy Manager 7 Enter the Maximum scan time (minutes). 8 Click Save. 9 In the Alerts pane, select a Category. 10 Click Create New and perform steps 5 - 9 of the Creating a new alert section. Creating a New Shared Resource for Alert Settings 1 In Policy Manager, click Shared Resource. The Shared Resources page appears. 2 In Scanners & Alerts tab, select Alert Settings from the Category drop-down menu. 3 In the Scanners pane, click Create New. The Alert Settings page appears. 4 Perform step 6 - 8 of the Alert Settings section. Filter Rules Content Scanner Rules In Content Scanner Rules, you can configure rules that a policy can apply to the content of documents. You can use: • Category - to select the type of rules you want to configure. • New Category - to create a new category of rules. • Rename - to rename a category. • Delete - to delete a category that you no longer require. • Create New - to create a new rule. NOTE: For more information on Create New, refer to the Creating a new content scanner rule section. • Edit - to change the rule settings. • Delete -to delete a rule that is no longer used by any of the policies. NOTE: There are two Delete links. One link is to delete a category present in the drop-down list and the other one is to delete a rule that you have created. You should give each new rule a unique and meaningful name. Avoid using names and descriptions that might be offensive, because the they can be included in notifications sent to administrators when a rule is triggered. You may not want notifications to be blocked because they contain banned content. File Filtering Rules In File Filtering Rules, you can set up rules that apply to a file name, file type, and file size. You can use: • Create New - to create a new file filtering rule. NOTE: For more information on Create New, refer to the Creating new file filtering rule section. • Delete - to delete a rule that is no longer used by any of the policies. • Edit - to change the rule settings. NOTE: When configuring policies, you can select the file filtering rules that must be used and the order in which they must be applied when scanning files. McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint version 2.5 User Guide 43

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7
Enter the Maximum scan time (minutes).
8
Click
Save
.
9
In the Alerts pane, select a
Category
.
10
Click
Create New
and perform steps 5 - 9 of the
Creating a new alert
section.
Creating a New Shared Resource for Alert Settings
1
In
Policy Manager
, click
Shared Resource
. The Shared Resources page appears.
2
In Scanners & Alerts tab, select
Alert Settings
from the Category drop-down menu.
3
In the Scanners pane, click
Create New
. The Alert Settings page appears.
4
Perform step 6 — 8 of the
Alert Settings
section.
Filter Rules
Content Scanner Rules
In Content Scanner Rules, you can configure rules that a policy can apply to the content of
documents. You can use:
Category
— to select the type of rules you want to configure.
New Category
— to create a new category of rules.
Rename
— to rename a category.
Delete
— to delete a category that you no longer require.
Create New
— to create a new rule.
NOTE:
For more information on Create New, refer to the
Creating a new content scanner
rule
section.
Edit
— to change the rule settings.
Delete
-to delete a rule that is no longer used by any of the policies.
NOTE:
There are two Delete links. One link is to delete a category present in the drop-down
list and the other one is to delete a rule that you have created.
You should give each new rule a unique and meaningful name. Avoid using names and
descriptions that might be offensive, because the they can be included in notifications sent to
administrators when a rule is triggered. You may not want notifications to be blocked because
they contain banned content.
File Filtering Rules
In File Filtering Rules, you can set up rules that apply to a file name, file type, and file size. You
can use:
Create New
— to create a new file filtering rule.
NOTE:
For more information on
Create New
, refer to the
Creating new file filtering rule
section.
Delete
— to delete a rule that is no longer used by any of the policies.
Edit
— to change the rule settings.
NOTE:
When configuring policies, you can select the file filtering rules that must be used and
the order in which they must be applied when scanning files.
Getting Started with the User Interface
Policy Manager
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