Configuring Agent Settings
Add and modify agent settings.
From Agent Settings,
you can:
- Set Security Agent Self Protection and interval
settings
- Set Security Agent Operation settings
- Set Security Agent Patch File Download Prevention
settings
Add Security Agent Policy
Enable Offline Policy to change the policy to Offline Policy when the
agent cannot connect to the server for the set time. Offline Policy is
only available for agents that cannot connect to the server. When the
agent gets to connect to the server, Online Policy will be deployed. Set
the offline elapsed time between 1 and 12 hours to apply Offline Policy.
If you enable Use offline policy after, you
must set Online Policy and Offline
Policy individually.
To add an agent policy:
Note
Click Default on the bottom
to apply the agent's default settings.
- Click Policy on
the top.
- Select the Security
Program Policy tab.
- Click Add > Security
Agent Policy.
- In <Agent
Settings>, configure the settings.
- Use offline policy after: Enable this option
to change the policy to Offline Policy when the agent cannot connect
to the server for the set time. Offline Policy is only available for
agents that cannot connect to the server. When the agent gets to connect
to the server, Online Policy will be deployed. If you enable this
option, set Online Policy and Offline
Policy individually.
- Online Policy: Agent policy that will apply
when the agent is connected to the server.
- Offline Policy: Agent policy that will apply
when the agent is not connected to the server. Set the offline elapsed
time between 1 and 12 hours to apply the policy. (Default: 3 hours)
- Configure the Interval
Settings.
- Download Policy: The interval to download the
policy. When the agent computer is turned on, it connects to the server
to check for policies, and downloads the policies at the set interval. Set
the interval between 10 and 1440 minutes. (Default: 240 mins)
- Upload Agent Info: The interval to upload agent
information (security product status and asset information).
- Command Status: The interval to check the commands.
Set the interval between 5 and 480 minutes. (Default: 15 mins)
- Security Product Info: The interval to upload
security product information. Set the interval between 60 and 480
minutes. (Default: 240 mins)
- System Info: The interval to upload hardware
and software information. Set the interval between 120 and 1440 minutes.
(Default: 15 mins)
- Hardware Info: The interval to upload hardware
information. Set the interval between 120 and 1440 minutes. (Default:
15 mins)
- Software Info: The interval to upload software
information. Set the interval between 120 and 1440 minutes. (Default:
15 mins)
- Select the Sync time with
server checkbox
to sync time.
- Sync Interval: The synchronization interval.
The agent connects to the server at the set interval to synchronize
the time. Set the interval between 1 and 365 days. (Default: 1 day)
Note
The server uses the specified time server's time. The server's
time will be synced with the agent's time regardless of whether the time
server is enabled in the server.
- Configure the Communication
port. Port number must be between 1 and 65535.
- Configure the Security
Agent Self-Defense settings.
- Security Agent Self Protection: Block malware
from changing the agent's folder, process and registry to prevent
infection. Select the targets to protect - Install Folder, Process
or Registry.
- Select whether to enable the Security
Agent Watchdog service.
- Enable Security Agent Watchdog:
Use Watchdog service to monitor abnormal activities in Security Agent.
- Specify the Screen
Settings.
- Show
agent icon on the taskbar: Display the agent icon on the taskbar.
- Show
notifications on the agent screen: Display notifications on the agent
screen.
- Configure the Agent Operation
settings.
- Agent Exit: Allow the agent to turn off.
- Allow after password input: Allow agent to
turn off when the correct agent password is entered.
- Always allow: Always allow the agent to turn
off.
- Always deny: Never allow the agent to turn
off. The End menu that appears when you right-click on the agent
icon on the taskbar will be deactivated.
- Uninstall Agent: Allow the user to delete the
agent.
- Allow after password input: Allow the user
to delete the agent when the correct password is entered.
- Allow after OTP authentication: Allow the user
to delete the agent when the correct OTP is entered.
- Always allow: Always allow the user to delete
the agent.
- Always deny: Never allow the user to delete
the agent.
- Remote Control: Allow the admin to remotely
control the agent PC.
- Allow after user consent: The message requesting
remote control will appear on the agent's screen. The user needs to
consent to allow the admin to remotely control the agent.
- Always deny: Never allow remote control request.
- Always allow: Always allow remote control request.
- Timeout: The timeout for the user consent.
The request will be canceled when the timeout expires.
- Auto-enable management control after timeout:
Allow remote control when the timeout expires.
- Configure the Agent ID
settings.
- Create a new agent ID for each server connection:
Always create new agent ID when communicating with the server.
- Configure the Patch File
Prohibited Time settings.
- Click the Add icon to add up to 5 different
times when the downloading of patch files are not allowed.
- Configure the IE Compatibility
Mode settings.
- Maintain the agent settings: The agent settings
take precedence over server settings.
- Override and apply the server settings: The
server setting takes precedence over agent settings.
- Click Save.
- In <Add Policy>, set the Name
and Target.
- Name: The agent policy's name.
- Target: The agent to which to apply the policy.
- Description: The policy's description.
- Click OK.
To enable or disable Use Microsoft compatibility lists:
- In Internet Explorer 11, click Tools
> Compatibility View.
- In Compatibility View Settings,
select Use Microsoft compatibility
lists.
Note
Click Default on the bottom
to apply the agent's default settings.