The SEE Polices are applied to actual GPOs for the domain (Configured on SEE Management Server via the GPO editor), and when a machine updates local Windows GPO policy, the SEE policies are then updated via local GPO policy files. On the client computer, access the Management Agent console and in the Check-in panel, click Check-in.'įor GPO Updates, policy updates work differently and are not controlled by this update interval. Manual Check In operations can also be performed by opening the SEE Management Agent application and clicking the 'Check In' button:Īlthough the SEE Client Check In intervals for 'SEE Native Policy' are automatic and should happen it is possible to force a 'Check In' to download policy from the SEE Management Server.Īs discussed in the SEE Policy Administrator Guide in Table 26 as well as the SEE Online Help: When the clients 'Check In' with the SEE Management Server, these Server policies are downloaded and applied to the machines.

The SEE Client has a regular interval such that every X minutes the client will automatically check in with the SEE Management Server when this happens, the 'Last Check-In' value is updated on the SEE Management Server with the date this happened. Once you install the client on a system, before the SEE Client performs a 'check in' operation, these 'Local' policies are applied. These SEE Native Policies are 'Server' policies and are applied when the client performs a SEE Client 'Check In' operation. The SEE Management Server has Groups that machines are assigned to and each Group is assigned a SEE Native Policy, which is a configuration of all the settings mentioned above. When the SEE Client is created on the server all the settings that are built in to the client are called 'Local' policies. Symantec Endpoint Encryption utilizes two policy types, 'Local' and 'Server' based policies.

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