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gilemery

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  1. I am aware that there is a policy setting scan and remove on demand, however if we had set that when we did the recent scan, it would have deleted all the driver settings for most of the Intel network cards we have. I like the way that we can get email reports on threats detected, after the recent scan of systems, most of the scans were finding false positives. which is why I was hoping there was a way from the console that we could open a client, then click on the security log, and have an option there to remove or quarantine threat found, that would make it so much easier to use..
  2. Although I do like the management console.... As far as I can tell, there is no way actually remove a threat if detected from it. So if you have your policy to "show in results list and do not check for removal" You get the notification that an issue was found, however there is no way to actually delete the item unless you go to the system. If this is correct, why is this? Also, in order to report a false positive, you want us to use the /developer flag and rerun the scan to capture the log. Is this correct? If we have the console controlling hundreds of systems, why cant we capture the log and required information from the system that is reporting the false positive instead of having to rerun the scan and send the file. If this is correct as well, seems kind of backwards way of doing it.. I would think you would be able to do these items directly from a management console, after all, that is how you would control 100s of clients...
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