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Figure 5-8 Final Computers Group definitions
Filesystem Groups
Filesystem Groups are used to associate together filesystems from different computers that
have some commonality. You can then use this group definition to focus the Scan and the
Alert processes to those filesystems.
To create a Filesystem Group, you have to select explicitly each filesystem for each computer
you want to include in the group. There is no way to do a grouped selection, e.g.
/ (root)
filesystem for all UNIX servers or C:\ for all Windows platforms. Figure5-9 shows the
Filesystem Group definition screen.
Note: The ...
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