Changing Locations; Saving A Network Environment; Section 3.2, "Changing Locations - Novell ZENWORKS ENDPOINT SECURITY MANAGEMENT 3.5 - ENDPOINT SECURITY CLIENT Manual

Update Policy = Permitted
Default Firewall settings = All Adaptive
The three adapter types, Wi-Fi, Wired, and Dialup are permitted in the Unknown location. This
allows the computer to interface peripherally with its network environment, and attempt to associate
a location policy as described above.

3.2 Changing Locations

At startup, the Endpoint Security Client 3.5 switches to the Unknown location. It then attempts to
detect the current network environment and to change the location automatically. If the network
environment is either unrecognized, or has not been preset or saved (see
Network Environment," on page
If you cannot perform the following steps, your ZENworks Endpoint Security administrator might
have prevented you from changing locations manually.
To change a location:
1 Right-click the Endpoint Security Client icon in the taskbar to display a menu of choices.
2 Click the appropriate location.

3.2.1 Saving a Network Environment

A network environment needs to either be preset in the security policy or saved by the end user
before the Endpoint Security Client 3.5 can automatically change locations. Saving a network
environment saves the network parameters for the current location, and allows the Endpoint Security
Client 3.5 to automatically switch to that location the next time the user enters the network
environment. When applied in a Wi-Fi network environment, the Endpoint Security Client 3.5 will
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To save an environment:
1 Right-click the Endpoint Security Client icon in the taskbar to display the menu.
2 Click the location you want to change to.
3 Right-click the Endpoint Security Client icon, mouse over the current location to display the
submenu, then click Save Network Environment to save the environment.
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16), the location must be changed manually.
to the single selected access point.
Section 3.2.1, "Saving a