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Creating Anti-virus Domains
• Drag-and-drop method.
Drag the machine from the network view of the Management Console into
an anti-virus domain. For details, see
on this page.
• Discover method.
Right-click the machine in the network view of the Management Console
and choose Discover. For details, see
page
The method you use depends on the machine's configuration as summarized
in the table under
Using the drag-and-drop method
Follow these steps to add one or more machines to an anti-virus domain:
1. In the Management Console, click the Network tab at the bottom of the
2. Double-click the icon for the item you want to view—the Microsoft
3. Click a machine in the network view and drag it onto
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Management Edition
89.
"Determining initial setup of machines" on page
right-hand pane to see the network view.
Windows Network domain, the NetWare (or compatible) network, the
Name Provider, or one of the Imported Browse List items. The container
expands to show individual machines.
For more details on the Name Provider, see
method" on page
89. For more details on the Imported Browse List, see
"Adding multiple hidden machines" on page
anti-virus domain view. (To select several consecutive machines, hold
the Shift key down while clicking on them. To select several
non-consecutive machines, hold the Control key down while clicking on
them.)
The Management Console checks the operating system of the machines
you selected
(Figure
a Windows NT server; this will become the domain's Management
Server.
Figure 3-12. Determining OS for selected machines dialog box
"Using the drag-and-drop method"
"Using the Discover method" on
3-12). At least one machine in your domain must be
63.
"Using the Discover
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Members in the
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