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Using distributed repositories to keep

your security software up to date

Distributed repositories are file shares that you create to store and distribute important security

content for your managed client systems.

They play an important roll in your McAfee ePO infrastructure. How you configure them, and which

type you use, depend on the needs of your environment.

Contents

About repositories

Overview of repository types

Where to place repositories

How many repositories do you need

About Global Updating

About repositories

Repositories are where the agents on your managed systems obtain the security content that keeps

your managed environment up to date.

Repository content includes:

• Managed software to be deployed to your clients

• Security content such as DATs and signatures

• Patches and any other software needed to carry out the client tasks you create using ePolicy

Orchestrator software

One common misconception some users have is that a repository is created by installing an ePolicy

Orchestrator server on a system. However, this is not how repositories are created. A repository is

nothing more than a file share located in your environment somewhere that your clients can access

easily. Unlike your server, repositories do not manage policies, collect events, or have code installed

on them.

McAfee

ePolicy Orchestrator

Best Practices Guide for use with ePolicy Orchestrator versions 4.5.0 and 4.0.0

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