Use this window to view which agents are scanning a chosen
shared file system, and to designate or undesignate specific agents
to perform (or not to perform) scans.
- Shared Directory
- A directory whose files can be accessed from two or more computers.
- Mount Point
- In Linux operating systems
and in UNIX operating systems
such as AIX®, the directory at
which a file system is mounted and under which other file systems may
be mounted.
In a situation when one shared file system is mounted
more than one time (under more than one directory), it is possible
that the agent designated to scan the shared file system will not upload
any scan results for this system. Therefore, you should not scan the
shared file system that has been mounted more than once.
- Designation statuses:
- Scan - The agent is designated to scan
the shared file system.
- Blank field - The agent is not designated
to scan the shared file system.
- Ineligible - The agent cannot be selected
to scan the shared file system.
- Select Action
- Use the drop-down list to select the action that you want to carry
out.
- Designate
- Designates the selected agents to perform software scans on the
shared file system.
- Undesignate
- Removes designation from the selected agents (these agents will
not perform software scans on the shared file system).
To view the description of actions that
you can perform with the table, see Table actions list.
- Download as PDF
- Downloads the whole table as a single document in the PDF format
for saving. The format retains the filtering and sorting performed
on the table. Note that the PDF format has a limited capacity so it
may not be possible to create if for too large tables.
- Download as CSV
- Downloads the whole table as a single document in the CSV format
for saving and editing. The format retains the filtering and sorting
performed on the table. It has no limitations as far as the number
of rows is concerned. You should use a spreadsheet application to
open it.