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Configuring EEFF policies using ePO
A policy is a collection of settings that you create, configure, then enforce. Policies ensure that
the managed security software products are configured and perform accordingly.
Some policy settings are the same as the settings you configure in the interface of the product
installed on the managed system. Other policy settings are the primary interface for configuring
the product or component. The ePO console allows you to configure policy settings for all
products and systems from a central location.
How policy enforcement is set
For each managed product or component, choose whether the agent enforces all or none of
its policy selections for that product or component.
From the Assigned Policies page, choose whether to enforce policies for products or components
on the selected group.
In the Policy Catalog page, you can view policy assignments, where they are applied, and if
they are enforced. You can also lock policy enforcement to prevent changes to enforcement
below the locked node.
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EEFF Policies
Creating a policy from Policy Catalog
Editing the EEFF policy settings from Policy Catalog
Enforcing EEFF policies on a system
Enforcing EEFF policies on a system group
How Policy Assignment Rules work
EEFF Policies
Policy settings for EEFF are grouped by category. Each policy category refers to a specific subset
of policy settings. Policies are created and displayed by product and category.
Policy categories
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Description
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Explorer Integration — Specifies the context menu options available to a
user on the client system.
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Allow Explicit Encrypt — Enables the Encrypt option for client system
users. Default value is disabled.
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Allow Explicit Decrypt — Enables the Decrypt option for client system
users. Default value is disabled.
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