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The file/module is added as an entry in the selected software definition. By
clicking the Save and More button, the entry is saved but the Create New
Memory Module SRS window remains open so you can add more entries to
the current software definition.
clicking the Save and More button, the entry is saved but the Create New
Memory Module SRS window remains open so you can add more entries to
the current software definition.
12 Select the TunnelGuard Rule Definition tab.
A TunnelGuard SRS rule and expression with the same name as the software
definition are automatically created and shown on the TunnelGuard Rule
Definition tab. The expression is shown in the Available Expressions area
bottom left of the TunnelGuard Rule Definition tab.
definition are automatically created and shown on the TunnelGuard Rule
Definition tab. The expression is shown in the Available Expressions area
bottom left of the TunnelGuard Rule Definition tab.
The TunnelGuard SRS rule can now be mapped to the desired user group. If
needed, a new software definition can be created. The expression created for
this software definition can be used to form a new logical expression,
including both the new and the existing expression. See
needed, a new software definition can be created. The expression created for
this software definition can be used to form a new logical expression,
including both the new and the existing expression. See
Selecting file on disk
This method lets you add files that are not shown in the memory snapshot. Select
a file from the local file system, for example a text configuration file, and add it as
a software definition entry. You can also add files that are not present on your file
system, such as malicious files. Using the NOT operand when forming logical
expressions, you can then instruct TunnelGuard to verify that certain files are not
present on the client system.
a file from the local file system, for example a text configuration file, and add it as
a software definition entry. You can also add files that are not present on your file
system, such as malicious files. Using the NOT operand when forming logical
expressions, you can then instruct TunnelGuard to verify that certain files are not
present on the client system.