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goraek--<br />
Glad to have helped.
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Hi All<br />
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We're setting up Webmarshal, and would like to know what is the best way of setting this up? And also be able to push out the policy to all machines of different platform (eg. Windows, MAC, Linux etc). Also whether they are joined to the domain or not.<br />
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Can anyone please advise?<br />
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Cheers<br />
Goraek
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Hi All

We're setting up Webmarshal, and would like to know what is the best way of setting this up? And also be able to push out the policy to all machines of different platform (eg. Windows, MAC, Linux etc). Also whether they are joined to the domain or not.

Can anyone please advise?

Cheers
Goraek

Setup and configure Webmarshal

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Web Browsers

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Security

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