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SafeGuard 5.x suspend POA / Autologon

Snooman

Hi, with a SafeGuard 5.x protected device:

is it possible do deactivate POA (e.g. for a number of Logins)

and perform a predefined autologon ?

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    Hey Snooman,

    SafeGuard Enterprise offers a feature called Secure Wake on LAN to disable the POA for a specified number of reboots. We have a KBA that explains this feature but the KBA is currently under maintenance but alternatively, you can learn more about the SafeGuard Wake on LAN feature in the Safeguard Enterprise manual at http://www.sophos.com/en-us/medialibrary/PDFs/manuals/sgn_60_h_eng_admin_help.pdf

    Find a short extract below:

    "In the SafeGuard Management Center, you can define policy settings for Secure Wake on LAN
    (WOL) to prepare endpoint computers for software rollouts. If a relevant policy applies to endpoint
    computers, the necessary parameters (for example POA deactivation and a time interval for Wake
    on LAN) are transferred directly to the endpoint computers where parameters are analyzed.
    The rollout team can design a scheduling script using the commands provided to guarantee
    maximum endpoint computer protection despite the deactivation of POA.
    Note:
    Deactivating the POA - even for a limited number of boot processes - reduces the security of your
    system!
    You define the settings for Secure Wake on LAN (WOL) in a policy of the type Specific Machine
    Settings."

    Cheers,

    Chris

    :26681
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    Hey Snooman,

    SafeGuard Enterprise offers a feature called Secure Wake on LAN to disable the POA for a specified number of reboots. We have a KBA that explains this feature but the KBA is currently under maintenance but alternatively, you can learn more about the SafeGuard Wake on LAN feature in the Safeguard Enterprise manual at http://www.sophos.com/en-us/medialibrary/PDFs/manuals/sgn_60_h_eng_admin_help.pdf

    Find a short extract below:

    "In the SafeGuard Management Center, you can define policy settings for Secure Wake on LAN
    (WOL) to prepare endpoint computers for software rollouts. If a relevant policy applies to endpoint
    computers, the necessary parameters (for example POA deactivation and a time interval for Wake
    on LAN) are transferred directly to the endpoint computers where parameters are analyzed.
    The rollout team can design a scheduling script using the commands provided to guarantee
    maximum endpoint computer protection despite the deactivation of POA.
    Note:
    Deactivating the POA - even for a limited number of boot processes - reduces the security of your
    system!
    You define the settings for Secure Wake on LAN (WOL) in a policy of the type Specific Machine
    Settings."

    Cheers,

    Chris

    :26681
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