#Deactivate endpoint webroot console password#

Note: Any detected threats are not automatically quarantined. This command runs on both PC and Mac endpoints. When the scan completes, the Scan History panel shows the results for a Deep scan. Run a Deep scan in the background as soon as the endpoint receives the command. Select a category of agent commands and then, from the menu that expands, select a command to run.įor a description of each command, see the tables following these steps.

#Deactivate endpoint webroot console password#

If you selected only Mac endpoints, your Agent Commands menu displays as follows, and does not include Identity Shield commands or the option to remove password protection:.

If you selected PC endpoints or PC and Mac endpoints, your Agent Commands menu displays as follows:.

In the command bar, click the Agent Commands down arrow.īased on your selection, the Agent Commands menu displays.When you select one or more checkboxes, additional commands in the command bar become active and ready for use. Select the checkbox at the top of the Checkbox column.Select the checkbox next to the one endpoint.In the Endpoints panel, do either of the following to display information about an endpoint:.In the Groups column, select the group that contains the endpoints you want to issue commands to.From the Endpoint console, click the Group Management tab.Administrators can change access permissions for more information, see Setting Console User Permissions. Note: Depending on your access permissions for Commands, such as Simple, Advanced, or Expert, you may not see all the commands listed in this section. For more information, see Changing Policy Settings or Forcing Immediate Updates. If necessary, you can change the polling interval in its associated policy or you can force an immediate polling. With these commands, you can easily run all the same commands that are available on the endpoint's SecureAnywhere software.īe aware that the endpoint may not receive the command until the next polling interval.

For example, you might want to scan an endpoint at a remote location. From the Management Portal, you can issue commands to individual endpoints or to a group of endpoints.