Symantec 11281411 Administration Guide - Page 31

Auditing computers, Run a network audit and sync items

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Managing Symantec AntiVirus 31 Managing with the Symantec System Center Auditing computers Computers on your network that do not have Symantec AntiVirus running leave holes open in your network security. You can run a network audit of remote computers to determine the following: ■ Whether a Symantec AntiVirus component is installed and running. ■ The type of protection, such as server, client, or unmanaged client, that is installed. ■ Whether antivirus software from other vendors or from Symantec (such as a Symantec AntiVirus consumer version), including the type and version of that software, is installed on the computer. You must be able to log in as Administrator to the remote computers that you are auditing. Note: If a firewall is running on the remote computer, the network audit may not be able to gather information. Run a network audit and sync items You can run a network audit to determine the antivirus protection status of the computers that you manage. Once the status for the computers in the range within which you searched is identified, you can locate selected computers by syncing to them.

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Managing Symantec AntiVirus
Managing with the Symantec System Center
Auditing computers
Computers on your network that do not have Symantec AntiVirus running leave
holes open in your network security. You can run a network audit of remote
computers to determine the following:
Whether a Symantec AntiVirus component is installed and running.
The type of protection, such as server, client, or unmanaged client, that is
installed.
Whether antivirus software from other vendors or from Symantec (such as a
Symantec AntiVirus consumer version), including the type and version of
that software, is installed on the computer.
You must be able to log in as Administrator to the remote computers that you
are auditing.
Note:
If a firewall is running on the remote computer, the network audit may not
be able to gather information.
Run a network audit and sync items
You can run a network audit to determine the antivirus protection status of the
computers that you manage. Once the status for the computers in the range
within which you searched is identified, you can locate selected computers by
syncing to them.