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Server Functionality

After the Endpoint Protector Hardware or Virtual Appliance setup is complete, access the User Interface from the assigned IP address.

The default Endpoint Protector Appliance IP address is https://192.168.0.201

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Always use the IP address with HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure).

Use the default login credentials for the root account. To obtain the password, submit a support ticket through the Netwrix Customer Portal.

To configure settings or create administrators, see System Configuration.

Page for default login credentials for the root account

Configuration Wizard

The Configuration Wizard provides you with several steps to define basic settings. These include setting up the Server Time Zone, importing Licenses, Server Update or uploading Offline Patches, Global device rights, E-mail Server settings, Main Administrator details, etc. You can change these settings at any time.

The Configuration Wizard is available only if the basic settings for the Endpoint Protector have never been configured.

As an additional security measure, a session timeout is set to 300 seconds (5 minutes) of inactivity. If you aren't active for this amount of time, a notification appears indicating the session will expire, and you are logged out unless you select to continue the session.

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You can customize the session timeout and timeout counter in System Configuration.

The Configuration Wizard provides you with several steps to define basic settings

General Dashboard

In this section, you can view general information as graphics and charts related to the most important activities logged by Endpoint Protector.

You will view more specific dashboards on the Device Control, Content Aware Protection and eDiscovery sections.

View general information as graphics and charts related to the most important activities

System Status

In this section, you can view general information about the system’s functionality, alerts, and backup status.

View general information of the system’s functionality, alerts, and backup status

From the System Functionality section, you can enable Endpoint Protector or specific modules (Device Control, Content Aware Protection, or eDiscovery).

Enable EPP , as well as just specific modules

From the System Status subsection, you can enable the HDD Disk Space and Log Rotation.

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If this setting is enabled, when the Server’s disk space reaches a certain percentage (starting from 50% up to 90%), old logs will be automatically overwritten by the new ones.

Enable the HDD Disk Space and Log Rotation.

From the System Alerts subsection, you can enable important alerts notifying the expiration of the APNS Certificate, Updates, and Support or Passwords.

Enable important alerts

From the System Backup subsection, you can enable the System Backup.

Enable the System Backup

Effective Rights

In this section you can view applied Device Control or Content Aware Protection policies. Based on the options you select from the Effective Rights Criteria form, you can view information based on rights, users, computers, device types, specific devices, report type (PDF or XLS), including Outside Hours and Outside Network Policies, and more.

After the report is generated, from the Actions column, you can download or delete it.