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How to enable and configure an SMA 100 series End Point Control (EPC) to verify that a user's environment is secure before connecting
01/26/2021 
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- Browse to End Point Control | Settings. Check the box Enable End Point Control and Accept the change.
- Browse to End Point Control | Device Profiles. Click Add Device Profile.
- Name your profile (optional name & description). Select your device OS and type Antimalware. Choose your preferred antivirus vendor and AV product name.
- Additional options can be selected to preference, it is recommended to use product version of >= (greater than or equal to) as antivirus versions tend to change often. You can also set that a signature update recently is required or, filesystem scan, or real-time protection is present.
- Browse to Users | Local Groups. EPC policies can be applied to global polices, imported / local user groups and users. In the example we selected our Employees group.
- Click ADD ALLOW PROFILES. Select the profile you created in the prior steps. The users logging into the web portal or net-extender will now require a check for the AV software on their machine. This was a basic example and other profile types can be created and customized as you choose.
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