Web Reporting Client System Requirements; Generating And Viewing Reports; Required Browser Settings For Viewing Web Reports - F-SECURE POLICY MANAGER 8.0 Administrator's Manual

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9.3

Web Reporting Client System Requirements

9.4

Generating and Viewing Reports

9.4.1

Required Browser Settings for Viewing Web Reports

Incremental Policy Files (.ipf). You can configure how long the data is
stored in the Web Reporting database and in this way also optimize the
database performance.
In order to view the reports generated by F-Secure Policy Manager Web
Reporting your computer must have a internet browser, for example
Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.
The general types of reports you can generate include, for example, bar
and pie graphs of the current security situation, trend reports and detailed
list reports. To view the exact reports and report templates available,
select one of the pages (Virus Protection Summary, Internet Shield
Summary, Alerts, Installed Software and Host Properties) in the Web
Reporting user interface.
The starting of F-Secure Policy Manager Web Reporting can take a lot of
time in big environments. When the Web Reporting is starting the reports
are not available, and if you try to access them some error messages
might be displayed. For more information, see
Messages and Troubleshooting", 179.
When you start to use Web Reporting, it is a good idea to check your
browser settings to make sure that your browser always loads the newest
reports and does not display any cached reports or parts of reports. If part
of the report information is retrieved from the cache, your browser might
also display an error message.
The recommended browser cache settings in Netscape Communicator
and Mozilla are:
"Web Reporting Error