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Exceptions
Exceptions
Exceptions prevent certain systems from ever getting audited, even if they fall within a scope. When a system connects to the network, the server software checks all scopes to see if the system falls within one. If it does, the server software then checks all exceptions to see if the system is listed in an exception. If it is, the system does not get audited.
To exclude the devices from an audit, you must add them to the Exceptions list through the Exceptions table. From the table you can Add, Edit or Delete the Exception.
Exceptions Table
Column | Description |
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Type | Type of device specification. May be a MAC address, a |
| domain name, an IP address, or range of IP addresses. |
Value | The value of Type. You may use the * wild card. You may also enter |
| IP addresses and IP ranges if you selected Fully Qualified Domain |
| Name as the type. |
Expiration Date | Date when audits stop applying this exception. If Never, this |
| exception does not expire. |
Posture | Result returned when this device connects to the network. |
Description | Exception or device description. |
Adding Exceptions
To add new Exceptions:
1.Click Add New on the Exceptions page.
2.Select MAC address,
3.Enter the Value.
A MAC address that includes a wild card would be
-or : to parse a MAC address). A
4.Select the Expiration Date from the calendar. This date indicates when audits stop applying this exception. If you want the Exception enforced indefinitely, select the Never check box.
5.Identify the Group Posture , such as Pass or Out of Scope, to return when the device connects to the network.
6.Optionally, type a short Description describing the exception or device.
7.Click Add.
Editing Exceptions
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