In the antivirus console, the team creates separate policies for servers, office desktops and field laptops. Why?
Dans la console antivirus, l'équipe crée des politiques distinctes pour les serveurs, les ordinateurs de bureau et les portables de terrain. Pourquoi ?
Answers
AEach group of machines needs its own separate licence keyChaque groupe de machines a besoin de sa propre clé de licence
BNeeds differ, e.g. server exclusions or stricter laptop rulesLes besoins diffèrent, comme des exclusions pour les serveurs ou des règles plus strictes pour les portables
CSeparate groups simply make the console look more organisedDes groupes séparés rendent simplement la console plus ordonnée
DA single policy can only cover fewer than ten devices at onceUne politique unique ne peut couvrir que moins de dix appareils
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