icon
at the top of the Web console). This shows the list of protected computers, presented either by their name or by their IP address. If different computers have the same name and IP address, they will be displayed as different computers in the Web console provided that their MAC address and administration agent identifier are different.
If you want to change the way they are presented, go to the Preferences
section ( icon
at the top of the Web console).
This indicates the protection status. Move the mouse pointer over the icon to display the meaning of the icon and the protection version.
Updated.
Not updated.
Awaiting
restart.
This indicates the status of the signature file. Move the mouse pointer over the icon to display the meaning of the icon and the update date.
Updated.
Hasn’t
connected in the last 72 hours.
Not updated.
Indicates the protection level of the computer. Move the mouse pointer over the icon to display the protections enabled.
All
available protections are enabled.
Some
of the available protections are disabled.
Systems
with on-demand or scheduled protections.
One
or more of the protections has an error.
Date on which the computer last connected to the Adaptive Defense 360 server.
It means that the computer has at least one remote access tool installed. If the computer has only one tool installed, click the icon to access it. Enter the relevant credentials and access the computer.
If the computer has multiple tools installed, place the mouse pointer over the icon to display all of them. Select one to access the computer remotely.
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