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Enter the vShield credentials and click Yes to create the task

Uninstall Security Server

6. Enter the vShield credentials and click Yes to create the task

7. You can view and manage the task on the Network > Tasks page. For more information, refer to“Viewing and Managing Tasks” (p. 130).

Update Security Server

To update a Security Server:

1. Go to the Network page.

2. Choose Virtual Machines from theviews selector.

3. Select the host on which the Security Server is installed.

To easily locate the Security Server, you can use theFiltersmenu as follows:

Go to Security tab and select Security Servers only.

Go to Depth tab and select All items recursively.

Note

If you are using a virtualization management tool which is not currently integrated with Control Center, the Security Server will be placed under Custom Groups.

For more information regarding supported virtualization platforms, refer to the GravityZone Installation Guide.

4. Click the Tasks button at the upper side of the table and choose Update Security Server.

5. You will have to confirm your action by clicking Yes.

6. You can view and manage the task on the Network > Tasks page. For more information, refer to“Viewing and Managing Tasks” (p. 130).

4.3.6. Creating Quick Reports

You can choose to create instant reports on managed virtual machines starting from the Network page:

1. Go to the Network page.

2. Choose Virtual Machines from theviews selector.

3. Select the container you want from the left-side pane. All virtual machines from the selected container are displayed in the right-side pane table.

4. Filter the contents of the selected group only by managed virtual machines.

5. Select the check boxes corresponding to the virtual machines to be included in the report.

6. Click the Report button at the upper side of the table and choose the report type from the menu. For more information, refer to“Computer & Virtual Machine Reports” (p. 258)

7. Configure the report options. For more information, refer to“Creating Reports”

(p. 268)

8. Click Generate. The report is immediately displayed. The time required for reports to be created may vary depending on the number of selected virtual machines.

4.3.7. Assigning Policies

You can manage security settings on virtual machines usingpolicies.

From the Network page you can view, change and assign policies for each virtual machine or group of virtual machines.

Note

Security settings are available for managed virtual machines only. To easier view and manage security settings, you canfilterthe network inventory only by managed virtual machines.

To view the security settings assigned to a particular virtual machine:

1. Go to the Network page.

2. Choose Virtual Machines from theviews selector.

3. Select the container that you want from the left-side pane. All virtual machines from the selected container are displayed in the right-side pane table.

4. Click the name of the managed virtual machine you are interested in. An information window will appear.

5. Under General tab, in the Policy section, click the name of the current policy to view its settings.

6. You can change security settings as needed, provided the policy owner has allowed other users to make changes to that policy. Please note that any change you make will affect all the virtual machines assigned with the same policy.

For more information about virtual machine policy settings, refer to“Computer and Virtual Machines Policies” (p. 145)

To assign a policy to a virtual machine or a group:

1. Go to the Network page.

2. Choose Virtual Machines from theviews selector.

3. Select the container that you want from the left-side pane. All virtual machines from the selected container are displayed in the right-side pane table.

4. Select the check box of the entity that you want. You can select one or several objects of the same type only from the same level.

5. Click the Assign Policy button at the upper side of the table.

6. Make the necessary settings in the Policy assignment window. For more information, refer to“Assigning Policies to Network Objects” (p. 143).

4.4. Managing Mobile Devices

To manage the security of mobile devices used in your company, first you have to link them to specific users in Control Center, then install and activate the GravityZone Mobile Client application on each of them.

Mobile devices can be enterprise-owned or personally-owned. You can install and activate GravityZone Mobile Client on each mobile device, then hand it to the corresponding user. Users can also install and activate GravityZone Mobile Client by themselves, following the instructions received by email. For more information, refer to the GravityZone Installation Guide.

To view the mobile devices of users under your account, go to the Network section and choose Mobile Devices from theservice selector. The Network page displays the available user groups in the left-side pane and the corresponding users and devices in the right-side pane.

If integration with Active Directory has been configured, you can add mobile devices to existing Active Directory users. You can also create users under Custom Groups and add mobile devices to them.

You can switch the right-side pane view to Users or to Devices using the Viewstab from the Filters menu located at the upper side of the table. The Users view allows you to manage users in Control Center, such as adding users and mobile devices and checking the number of devices for each user. Use the Devices view to easily manage and check the details of each mobile device in the Control Center.

You can manage users and mobile devices in the Control Center as follows:

Add custom users

Add mobile devices to users

Organize custom users into groups

Filter and search users and devices

Check user or device status and details

Run tasks on mobile devices

Create quick mobile devices reports

Check and change device security settings

Synchronize the Control Center inventory with Active Directory

Delete users and mobile devices

4.4.1. Adding Custom Users

If integration with Active Directory has been configured, you can add mobile devices to existing Active Directory users.

In non-Active Directory situations, you must first create custom users in order to have a mean to identify the owners of mobile devices.

There are two ways to create custom users. You can either add them one at a time or import a CSV file.

To add a custom user:

1. Go to the Network page.

2. Choose Mobile Devices from theservice selector.