Examples of using Monitoring scope in English and their translations into Russian
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In the Monitoring scope section, click the Add button.
Select the Consider excluded monitoring scope check box.
Add a monitoring scope in one of the following ways.
The following folders/files are excluded from the monitoring scope.
To add a monitoring scope, perform the following steps.
The user cannot manually include such folders in the monitoring scope.
When specifying a monitoring scope manually, be sure that the path is in the following format.
A file operation monitoring rule is specified for each monitoring scope.
If you want to specify a monitoring scope manually, add a path using a supported mask.
In the window that opens, specify the folder that you want to exclude from the monitoring scope.
Monitoring scope Not configured You can specify the folders and files for which actions will be monitored.
Exclusions are specified for each separate rule, andwork only for the indicated monitoring scope.
By default, a monitoring scope is not specified and the task does not monitor file operations in any folder.
To specify exclusions, you can use the same masks that are used to specify monitoring scopes.
Configuring monitoring rules By default, a monitoring scope is not specified and the task does not monitor file operations in any directory.
If the volume letter is missing, Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security will not add the specified monitoring scope.
Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security reports detected files operations within the monitoring scope as soon as the mass storage device is reconnected.
If the volume letter is missing, Kaspersky Security 10.1 for Windows Server will not add the specified monitoring scope.
Exclusions have higher priority than the monitoring scope and are not monitored by the task, even if an indicated folder or file is in the monitoring scope.
If the check box is cleared,Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security logs events for all specified monitoring scopes.
If a file operation performed in a monitoring scope is characterized by one or more specified markers, Kaspersky Security 10.1 for Windows Server generates an audit event.
If the check box is cleared,Kaspersky Security 10.1 for Windows Server logs events for all specified monitoring scopes.
If a file operation performed in a monitoring scope is characterized by one of the specified markers, Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security generates a monitoring event.
Select the users orgroups of users for whom file operations are allowed in the selected monitoring scope, and click the OK button.
If the tasks stops running in the specified monitoring scope due to a reinstallation of the File Integrity Monitor component, this does not constitute a monitoring interruption.
Click the Add button to have Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security start monitoring file operations in the indicated monitoring scope.
If a file operation performed in a monitoring scope is characterized by one of the specified markers, Kaspersky Security 10.1 for Windows Server generates a monitoring event.
Select the users orgroups of users that Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security will consider trusted for the selected monitoring scope.
If you want to specify a monitoring scope manually, add a path using a supported mask:- all files with the extension, regardless of their location;- all files with name and extension, regardless of their location;- all files in directory;- all files with the name and extension in directory and all of its subdirectories.
On the right side of the window, the Rule settings tab displays the trusted users andfile operation markers selected for this monitoring scope.