Group Policy

  • Thread starter Thread starter Greg S.
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Greg S.

Will the Spyware engine be manageable via AD group policy
when it is released?

- Greg
 
Add my vote to that as well.
I'd like a firm "console" to track all workstations.

Susan Bradley
 
I'm hoping for this necessary feature as well. As far as
enterprise rollouts go this would be very helpful.
Honestly if there was no GP inetgration or other central
console I can't see using it however good it may be.
 
Like SUS/WUS, please make sure this can be centrally
managed and updated from an internal location.
 
Central Control where we can see computers history and
current stats would be great.
 
I agree, a central console to manage Anti Spyware in
addition to GPO support would be a plus for this product.

Any information would be useful
 
I agree with a central point but it also should not rely on an AD or
domain, we run a Novell/ Unix network for our Windows desktops approx just
over 9000. We also use SUS which doesn't need an AD. If SMS was able to be
used in our environment we would of used it but it relies on an AD so we
can't, Micosoft have also produced WUS beta which also doesnt need an AD
so hopefully "Antispyware" will follow in this way, otherwise companies
like ours will have to look elsewhere again.
 

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