Capture Client: Differences between "Sonicwall-managed" and "Self-managed" versions

09/30/2023 12 People found this article helpful 483,504 Views

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This article explains the difference between "Sonicwall-managed" and "Self-managed" versions used in Security Policies in the Capture Client management console.

Capture Client Security Policies

Capture Client has two types of security policies:

1. Capture Client Policies - These are top-level polices applied to the client. They define which version of Capture Client should be installed, and which agent policies will apply to each device.

2. Agent Policies - These are policies define the settings for each major feature or service within Capture Client. The agents policies supported by Capture Client are "Threat Protection" and "Trusted Certificates".

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Sonicwall-Managed Versions

When the Capture Client Version or SentinelOne Agent Version is set to Sonicwall-managed, clients will be upgraded automatically when SonicWall releases a new client version and updates the SonicWall-managed version. When using a SonicWall-managed version in a policy, administrators allow SonicWall to manage upgrades for that client.

Self-Managed Versions

When the Capture Client or SentinelOne Agent Version is set to Self-managed, clients will be upgraded only when the administrator explicitly updates the policy to a new version. When using a Self-managed version in a policy, administrators control the version deployed to devices.

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