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HTTPS Website Decryption Configuring Real-Time Protection [Web Filtering] Controlling websites my family can access Sophos Home - Windows security center integration Direct Access or Single Sign On How to change the Sophos Home Dashboard language Disabling web protection Disabling/Enabling webcam protection Privacy Protection- Handling camera detections on Windows computers Welcome to Sophos Home- Let's Start popup See more Follow --> Direct Access or Single Sign On (SSO) provides a quick way to access your Sophos Home dashboard directly from a PC/Mac that is protected with Sophos Home.Note: Direct access will become the primary method to recover your account if you have enabled MFA and have lost access to your authenticator, as this will not require to go through the 2FA challenge.Enabling/Using Direct Access (SSO)1 - Open the Sophos Home application and click on My Activity or Manage Devices button:MacOS: Click on the Sophos Home shield > … > Manage DevicesWindows: Click on the Sophos Home shield on your system tray > DashboardThen, enter your Windows password (or just press enter if you have no password)Note: You can click "More choices to choose alternate authentication type2 - (If setting it up for the first time) Enter your Sophos Home account email and password 3- Check the box for “Allow the current user on this computer to access your dashboard without signing in”4 – The computer is now added to the Direct Access list, and will be able to directly access the Sophos Home Dashboard Revoking computers Direct Access (SSO)Sign into your Sophos Home dashboard OR access your Sophos Home dashboard directly from the antivirus (see step 1 here). Click on your email address, then choose My AccountEnter your Sophos Home account password to unlock the settingsAccess DEVICE PROTECTIONChoose Sign out at the bottom right, or Sign out All users accordinglyThe computer will no longer be able to access the dashboard without re-authenticating (to re-enable, follow the first section of this article).Related information MFA - How to enable Multi-Factor authenticationMFA -Multi-Factor Authentication Recovery Related articles Signing in to your Sophos Home Dashboard MFA - How to enable Multi-Factor authentication How to change the Sophos Home Dashboard language HTTPS Website Decryption Sophos Home Operating System Support Policy

This procedure guides you through the installation of the Idera Dashboard and SQL diagnostic manager 9.1.In a fresh installation, the installer automatically deploys the Idera Dashboard first and then SQLdm. Start your Idera Dashboard installationYou can install the Idera Dashboard and SQLdm 9.1 on any computer that meets or exceeds the product requirements. To start installing the Idera Dashboard and SQLdm: Log on with an administrator account to the computer on which you want to install SQLdm.Run Setup.exe in the root of the installation kit.Click Install SQL diagnostic manager on the Quick Start window.On the Welcome window of the setup program, click Next.Select an option to run the Idera Dashboard. You can install this framework locally or register with a previously installed copy on another server. Specify a service account and password.Run the Idera's Dashboard installer, and the Welcome to the Idera Dashboard Setup wizard displays. Review the license agreement. To accept this license agreement, click I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next. Select an installation location and user access You can use the default install location or specify a different path (Change). For your first install, we recommend using the default location. Click Next to continue with the installation. Select a Windows user account to use for the service account The Idera Dashboard uses this account to connect, discover, and gather configuration information from SQL Servers in your Business environment. The installer grants the "Log on as a Service" right to the account that you specify. To specify a service account: On the Service Account window, type appropriate credentials in the provided fields under which the services run. Click Next. Select service ports to use for the Idera Dashboard The Idera Dashboard uses ports 9094, 9290, 9291, and 9292 for the web application and dashboard services respectively. However, you can specify different service ports. To specify a service port: On the Service Ports window, specify the ports you want the web application and dashboard services to use. Verify that the Firewall allows TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) traffic through your specified ports.Click Next. Select a

Use the Maintenance Window dashboard to define time periodsduring which BigFix canrun actions; mainly maintenance activities.Client locking allows computers or groups of computers to be excludedfrom running actions. Client locking can be useful, for example, ifspecific development computers must be excluded from changes or updates.It also provides a technique for testing new actions on a limitedset of unlocked computers, while keeping the network locked down.With the Maintenance Window dashboard, you can set and enforcemaintenance windows for BigFix Clients.You can use the Maintenance Window dashboard and tasks to change orremove the maintenance window. You can use the Maintenance WindowAnalysis also to see the current maintenance window for your computers. Run the following steps to enforce a maintenance window on a computeror on a group of computers:Click the All Content domain in the Domain Panel.Select the Dashboards icon in the Domain Panel navigationtree.Select BES Support.Click Maintenance Windows Dashboard. The dashboard opens.Click Create New Maintenance Window to set a new Maintenance Window. After you create a maintenance window, you can see it under Maintenance Tasks.Note: If you create a weekly maintenance window with a retroactive starting date (a date that is earlier than the current date), then the Maintenance Window Analysis will return wrong values for the Next Maintenance Window property until the first run. Select current or future dates.Use the "Enforce Maintenance Window with Client Locking" task to set a maintenance window on acomputer. The computer is unlocked when it is in the maintenance window and locked for the remainderof the time. Each computer can have only one active maintenance window at any time. The "EnforceMaintenance Window with Client Locking" task updates the state and the date of the lock of theclient, therefore any locking or unlocking action taken before this date is ineffective. Similarly,this task becomes ineffective if any locking or unlocking actions are taken later on. In this case,you must run this task again.Note: Alternatively you can lock or unlock a computer, by running thefollowing steps:Right-clicking on the computer.Selecting Edit Computer SettingsClicking the check mark to lock or unlock the computer.Click the maintenance tasks to apply the maintenance window to computers.After a maintenance window is set on a computer, it returns true or false in the "MaintenanceWindow" property.