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Pass Notifications | Notifications to run when the Group Posture of an audit in |
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| this scope is PASS. This value may be blank. |
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Fail Notifications | Notifications to run when the Group Posture of an audit in |
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| this Scope is FAIL. This value may be blank. |
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Error Notifications | Notifications to run when the Group Posture of an audit in |
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| this Scope is ERROR. This value may be blank. |
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Connection Error Notifications | Notifications to run when the Group Posture of an audit in |
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| this Scope is CONN_ERROR. This value may be blank. |
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SE Console Notifications | Notifications from the console application to run when a |
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| computer in this scope is detected. This value may be |
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| blank. |
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Windows Group Results Access | Specify the Windows User Groups who can access results |
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| from audits that used this scope, if you want to restrict |
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| access to this scope's audit results. Displays "Everyone" if |
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| the scope's audit results aren't restricted. |
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Deleting Scopes
To delete a scope, click the Delete hyperlink for the scope in the table. When you delete a scope, you remove it from the database. A warning appears to remind you that you are about to delete a record from the database. At this time, you can cancel the action or delete the record.
DNS Domain Name Scopes
A domain written in DNS format. You may use the * wild card to represent a range of system names, as in "*.symantec.com".
A system matches this scope if its fully qualified domain name matches the value entered. You can also use any valid shell expression to match against a target's fully qualified domain name. If the server does not know the fully qualified name (typically from a reverse DNS lookup), then it attempts to match the target's IP address against the shell expression.
Expression Scopes
You may use an expression to combine more than one scope type into one unified scope of target systems. Use functions, Boolean operators and parentheses to construct your expression. Function names are not case sensitive. You may use more than one line to enter an expression.
Unlike the other scopes, expression scopes can only accept one entry. Regardless of how many lines long a scope is, all lines are treated as a single expression.
Example: (IPRANGE(12.2.1.0/24) IPRANGE(11.2.1.0/20)) && !DOMAIN(symantec.com)
Supported Operators
Operator | Description |
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&& | Logical AND |
Logical OR | |
! | Logical NOT |
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