Job Management Partner 1/Client Security Control Description, User's Guide and Operator's Guide

6.6 Editing a mandatory software judgment policy

The Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window can be used to set information about mandatory software that must be installed on a client, as well as the security level when such software is not installed on a client.

The Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window is displayed by selecting Mandatory software from the judgment items tree view, in the Edit Judgment Policy window.

The following figure shows the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window.

Figure 6-13 Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window

The items set in the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window are as follows.

Make this a judgment target

Select the check box to make the mandatory software a judgment policy target. If the check box is selected, the window items are activated. This is cleared by default.

Mandatory software

Set the mandatory software to be judged. Multiple versions of software with different names can be registered as a group. If any one of the software names in the group matches the name of software installed on the client, the client is judged to be Safe.

When multiple groups are set, the security level of the client will be judged using an AND conditions.

Note

Do not define JP1/Software Distribution Client, JP1/Software Distribution SubManager, or JP1/Software Distribution Manager (relay manager) as mandatory software. If you define these products as mandatory software, JP1/Software Distribution Client, JP1/Software Distribution SubManager, and JP1/Software Distribution Manager (relay manager) will appear more than once in the judgment results in the Mandatory Software Details window of the Client Security Management window.

Judgments for Software Distribution

Set whether to include JP1/Software Distribution Client, JP1/Software Distribution SubManager, and JP1/Software Distribution Manager (relay manager) in the judgment policy.

Judge client

Select this check box to include JP1/Software Distribution Client as a judgment target. The check box is selected by default. When this check box is cleared, the Version and Security level items are rendered inactive.

Judge relay manager

Select this check box to include JP1/Software Distribution Manager (relay manager) as a judgment target. The check box is cleared by default. When this check box is cleared, the Version and Security level items are rendered inactive.

If you specify JP1/Software Distribution Manager (relay manager) as a judgment target, Software Distribution manager (relay manager) must be set to Subject to judgment and action for the security level in the setup dialog box for JP1/CSC - Manager. For details about setting up JP1/CSC - Manager, see 5.4.3 Setting up JP1/CSC - Manager.

Judge SubManager

Select this check box to include JP1/Software Distribution SubManager as a judgment target. The check box is cleared by default. When this check box is cleared, the Version and Security level items are rendered inactive.

If you specify JP1/Software Distribution SubManager as a judgment target, Software Distribution SubManager must be set to Subject to judgment and action for the security level in the setup dialog box for JP1/CSC - Manager. For details about setting up JP1/CSC - Manager, see 5.4.3 Setting up JP1/CSC - Manager.

Version

Specify the version of each software product. This item is optional.

Security level

From the pull-down menu, select a security level to be applied when the software product is not installed. The default is Caution.

Note

The information you set in Judgments for Software Distribution also applies to the security level for JP1/Software Distribution Client (relay system). Include information applicable to JP1/Software Distribution Client (relay system) when you set these items.

To edit mandatory software information:

1. In the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window, select the Make this a judgment target check box.
   All items in the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window are activated.
   
2. Set the mandatory software.
   You can add, change, and delete the set mandatory software. You can also import and export mandatory software information as a CSV file. Click the corresponding button to edit the information displayed in the dialog box.
   
3. Set judgment information for JP1/Software Distribution Client.
   Set the version and security level for judging JP1/Software Distribution Client.
   
4. Set judgment information for JP1/Software Distribution SubManager as required.
   Set the version and security level for judging JP1/Software Distribution SubManager.
   
5. Set judgment information for JP1/Software Distribution Manager (relay manager) as required.
   Set the version and security level for judging JP1/Software Distribution Manager (relay manager).
   
6. When you have finished editing, in the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window, click the Save button.
   The set contents are saved as a judgment policy.
   

Reference note

A warning message may appear when you click the Save button. Read the message, and review your settings if necessary. Click the OK button to save the settings, or the Cancel button to discard them.

Note

The software names you define in the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window must be names registered as asset information in AIM.

The following table lists the names of the dialog boxes and message boxes displayed when the corresponding buttons are clicked in the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window.

Table 6-12 Names of dialog boxes and message boxes displayed from the Edit Judgment Policy (Judgments for mandatory software) window

No.	Button	Dialog box name or message box name
1	Add	Add (mandatory software information) dialog box
2	Change	Update (mandatory software information) dialog box
3	Delete	Delete (mandatory software information) message box
4	Import	Import (mandatory software information) dialog box
5	Export	Export (mandatory software information) dialog box

The following explains the procedures for adding, changing, deleting, importing, and exporting information.

Organization of this section

6.6.1 Adding mandatory software information

6.6.2 Changing mandatory software information

6.6.3 Deleting mandatory software information

6.6.4 Importing mandatory software information

6.6.5 Exporting mandatory software information

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