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| - | Basically, events are activities performed on client\’s computer. There are three types of event status – Recent, Critical, and Information. You can select the status as per your requirement. The '''Events settings''' enable you to do the following activities: | + | Basically, events are activities performed on client’s computer. There are three types of event status – Recent, Critical, and Information. You can select the status as per your requirement. |
| - | * Types of event status | + | ::::* '''Events Name''' |
| - | * Saving event status settings | + | |
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| - | '''Types of event status''' | + | |
| On the basis of severity, that is, the level of importance, events are categorized in to the following three types: | On the basis of severity, that is, the level of importance, events are categorized in to the following three types: | ||
| - | * '''Recent:''' It displays both critical and information events that occurred recently on managed client computers. | + | ::::::* '''Recent:''' It displays both critical and information events that occurred recently on managed client computers. |
| - | * '''Critical: '''It displays all critical events occurred on managed client computers, such as virus detection, monitor disabled status, and so on. | + | ::::::* '''Critical: '''It displays all critical events occurred on managed client computers, such as virus detection, monitor disabled status, and so on. |
| - | * '''Information: '''It displays all informative type of events, such as virus database update, status, and so on. | + | ::::::* '''Information: '''It displays all informative type of events, such as virus database update, status, and so on. |
| '''Saving event status settings''' | '''Saving event status settings''' | ||
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| Perform the following steps to save the event status settings: | Perform the following steps to save the event status settings: | ||
| - | # Click the '''Settings''' button. | + | :::::::# Type the number of events that you want to view in a list, in the '''Number of Records''' field. |
| - | The '''Events & Computers Settings''' window appears. | + | :::::::# Click the '''Save''' button. |
| - | # Select type of event from the '''Event''' '''Name''' drop-down list. | + | |
| - | # Type the number of events that you want to view in a list, in the '''Number of Records''' field. | + | |
| - | # Click the '''Save''' button. | + | |
| The settings get saved. | The settings get saved. | ||
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Settings
A. Event Status
Basically, events are activities performed on client’s computer. There are three types of event status – Recent, Critical, and Information. You can select the status as per your requirement.
- Events Name
On the basis of severity, that is, the level of importance, events are categorized in to the following three types:
- Recent: It displays both critical and information events that occurred recently on managed client computers.
- Critical: It displays all critical events occurred on managed client computers, such as virus detection, monitor disabled status, and so on.
- Information: It displays all informative type of events, such as virus database update, status, and so on.
Saving event status settings
Perform the following steps to save the event status settings:
- Type the number of events that you want to view in a list, in the Number of Records field.
- Click the Save button.
The settings get saved.
