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About SafeGuard Enterprise 6 Configuration Protection problem.

cqliuke

Hi All,

     The Server is Windows 2003,Client is Windows XP.All had installed in Vmware workstation 8.x.

     I have installed Safeguard Enterprise 6.0 client in Windows XP SP3.I want to test configuration .So  I installed protection SGNClient_withoutDE .

     The policy is default configuration protection and set port control --phsical ports --USB ---action is Block.But I plugged the USB Stick in the windows XP.I'm sure the policy is syn with server. I could write and read from the USB stick.

    Thk very much.

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    For Configuration Protection to work, you need to have three components in place:

    1) Configuration Protection module in the SGN Client must be installed.  This can be installed from the SGNClient.msi file (or SGNClient_withoutDE.msi file that you're testing with).

    2) Configuration Protection client must be installed.  This is the SGN_CP_Client.msi file.

    3) A valid Configuration Protection policy.

    It sounds like you might be missing the Configuration Protection client.  I'm guessing that once you install this, CP should work.

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    Hi Ssj,

         Thanks for your reply,

         I'm sure I have installed NET Framework 2.0_SP1_x86 .msi before  installed SGN_CP_Client.msi ,and selected Configuration Protection.

        The policy is avalid.The Device Protection with Removable media  policy is avalid.I added the Configuration Protection.The policy was : port control --phsical ports --USB ---action is Block. This's very easy.

     Cqliuke

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    If you're using a USB flash drive for testing, try setting a Configuration Protection policy for Storage Devices to block.  This should target USB flash drives specifically.

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