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local and does not need to communicate with the McAfee ePO server. Policy enforcement makes the

agent compare the last known product policy pulled from the McAfee ePO server to the current policy

on the client. By enabling this feature the agent confirms the products you want installed by this task

are still installed at every policy enforcement interval. This is a good way to make sure no changes

occur on the endpoint by the end user. If the end user somehow removes or alters a point product the

agent reinstalls it based on this option.

It is not necessary to enable this option if your schedule is properly built.

See Scheduling product deployment with randomization.

Configuring which products are deployed

Configure the agent client to deploy a product. See McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator 4.5 Product Guide for

details.

Task

Click Menu | Systems | System Tree | Client Tasks, then select a group in the System Tree.

Click Actions | New Task. The Client Task Builder wizard opens.

Type a name, select Product Deployment from the list, and click Next. The Client Task Builder page appears.

Configure the Target platforms and Products and components.

Optional. Click Run at every policy enforcement.

Click Next to configure scheduling product deployment with randomization.

Schedule product deployment with randomization

The last and most important step in configuring your client task is to schedule the deployment.

The schedule you choose for your client task is critical because it affects:

Using Client and Server tasks in your managed environment

Client tasks

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