Symantec 10744983 Administration Guide - Page 93

Configuring email filtering 93 Managing Group Policies ■ Set Group Policy precedence, the order in which Group Policy membership is determined when policies are applied. ■ Edit Group Policy membership and actions. ■ Enable and disable Group Policies. ■ Delete Group Policies. ■ View Group Policy information for particular users. See "Creating groups and adding members" on page 84. Manage Group Policies The following sections describe common administrative tasks for Group Policies. To set Group Policy precedence ◆ Check the box next to a Group Policy, and then click Move Up or Move Down to change the order in which it is applied. Note: The Default Group Policy is always the last Group Policy in the list. You cannot change the precedence of the Default Group Policy. To edit an existing Group Policy ◆ On the Group Policy page, click the policy name or check the box next to a Group Policy, and then click Edit. Add or delete members or change filtering actions for this Group Policy as you did when you created it. See "Add or remove members from a group" on page 84. To enable a Group Policy ◆ Check the box next to a Group Policy, and then click Enable. To disable a Group Policy ◆ Check the box next to a Group Policy, and then click Disable. Note: You cannot disable the Default Group Policy. To delete a Group Policy ◆ On the Group Policies page, check the box next to a Group Policy, and then click Delete.