There you can choose checkboxes for different options, such as deleting all cached Internet files and cookies upon startup or adding applications to eSafe's list of programs that could potentially introduce threats. If users have permission to change parameters on their own workstations, they click the Advanced Configuration button in the Protect Configuration Wizard, and the same interface that administrators use in eConsole appears. For example, if a Netscape plug-in tries to overwrite a file in the Windows System directory, it is stopped and the user alerted. We overrode this automatic setting and assigned the application access to specific directories. How system administrators feel about protection software like eSafe is generally tied to the number of times they've been burned by viruses.
Clients can check server for altered parameters and updated virus definitions only on start-up.
Safe eConsole's tree view displays all protected servers and clients. You use the Administrator panel to set parameters for specific applications. These five icons provide a quick glimpse of permissions for each directory. Inc. All rights reserved.