We'd like to introduce you to the new Dell data protection remote management console. The remote management console has a new look and feel with a responsive HTML five design. You can view on any screen size. If you've migrated from an earlier version of EE or VE server, the policies that are in play in your organization have been migrated to this server version. This is important because a few default values have changed in the server version. However, no changes will be seen on your existing devices. Be sure to browse around the user interface to check out the new policy values before applying policy to new users or devices.
Now we'll explore the new interface and discuss some of the newest features. One of the first things you'll see on any page you visit is this question mark icon. It's a location and contact sensitive help feature, ready to provide specific instructions and information about your current location. Click home from here to open the table of contents for access to all help information on the menu pane to the left. You will see populations, each population page contains tabs appropriate to the population, the security policies tab shows available policies. In some cases, the location of policies may have changed policies are now grouped by technology.
Click a technology group to view its policies. Basic policies have also been separated from advanced policies to reveal advanced policies. Click show advanced settings. Each technology group is accompanied by a status icon. A green check indicates the master switch for the group is on all policies in this group will be sent to clients. The next time policies are committed. A gray X means the master switch for that policy group is off. A gear icon means the policy group contains only settings but no master switch. A red flag indicates that at least one default setting in the group has been overridden. A clock icon with a red flag means a change has been made to the policy but it is not committed from the security policy page.
You will see override, count and uncommitted overrides which summarize all overrides to default settings to delete a saved but uncommitted change to a default value hover over the red flag until it changes to a red ax. Click it to delete your change, then click save for help understanding policy values. Click the question mark from the security policies tab of any population in the help topic. Click the policies, technology group to find the technology group for a specific policy. Click the search icon then enter the policy name with quotation marks around it. Click the magnifying glass to search the help files for the technology group will return.
The policy is highlighted in the help file, click the management menu item to expand the different actions you can perform. Most of these will be familiar. So we will highlight what is new. You can search logs by message, priority level, date and time periods and user names and hosts. When you recover data on a computer with more than one self encrypting drive, you can select which drive to recover in services management. You can provision and recover your advanced threat protection service. The new advanced threat protection monitors all processes attempting to execute on the computer or in the memory space alerting you to potential malware.
Once provisioned, you can also back up the advanced threat protection certificate in alerts management. You can now set email alerts for license expiration and usage threat protection and advanced threat protection events to learn more about the new remote management console. Just click the question mark icon to open admin health.
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