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Is this for SCCM or something else? If it's SCCM you can use the compliance reports.
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Is this for SCCM or something else? If it's SCCM you can use the compliance reports.

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its for an audit so we can see the endpoint protection version across over 300 devices - not sure of a report in SCCM that gives that exact information, which report is it that gets us that info?
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its for an audit so we can see the endpoint protection version across over 300 devices - not sure of a report in SCCM that gives that exact information, which report is it that gets us that info?

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Right, I understand that, but you must have some sort of management console.... What application do you use for your endpoint protection?
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Right, I understand that, but you must have some sort of management console.... What application do you use for your endpoint protection?

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is there any technique/command/tool that can be used to remotely report the system centre endpoint protection status from a remote PC (definitions created on, definitions last updated, virus definition version, spyware definition version).
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is there any technique/command/tool that can be used to remotely report the system centre endpoint protection status from a remote PC (definitions created on, definitions last updated, virus definition version, spyware definition version).

obtain endpoint protection status remotely

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