F-SECURE ANTI-VIRUS FOR MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 7.10 Administrator's Manual page 64

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3.
Modify settings by assigning new values to the basic leaf node
variables (marked by the leaf icons) shown in the Policy tab of the
Properties pane. For detailed explanations of all variables, see
"F-Secure Anti-Virus for Microsoft Exchange
Initially, every variable has a default value, which is displayed in gray.
Select the variable from the Properties pane and enter the new value
in the Editor pane to change it. You can either type the new value or
select it from a list box.
Click Clear to revert to the default value or
recent change that has not been distributed.
Settings that are configured during the installation and the
initial setup require that you select the Final check box from the
Product View pane. For more information, see
Settings That Have Been Modified During Installation or
Upgrade", 65.
4.
After you have modified settings and cretated a new policy, it must be
distributed to hosts. Choose Distribute from the File menu.
5.
After distributing the policy, you have to wait for F-Secure Anti-Virus
for Microsoft Exchange to poll the new policy file.
For testing purposes you may also want to change the polling
intervals. To do that, select the domain in F-Secure Policy
Manager console and set the Incoming Packages Polling
Interval and Outgoing Packages Update Interval variables to
30-45 seconds. The variables are located under each of the
two trees in the F-Secure Management Agent / Settings /
Communications branch. Note that since the default polling
interval is 10 minutes, it might take up to 10 minutes for the
new setting to take effect.
Alternatively, you can click Poll the server now in F-Secure
Management Agent.
To view statistics, select the Status tab of the Properties pane. Statistics
are updated periodically and can be reset by choosing Reset Statistics on
the Policy tab of the Properties pane. For more information, see
"F-Secure Anti-Virus for Microsoft Exchange
Settings", 68
Undo to cancel the most
"Changing
Statistics", 116.