Dynamic Group template - examples

You can find useful pre-defined Dynamic Group templates in More > Dynamic Group Templates.

The sample Dynamic Group templates and examples of their use in this guide demonstrate some of the ways you can use Dynamic Groups to manage your network:

Dynamic Group that detects if a security product is installed

Dynamic Group that detects if a specific version of a software is installed

Dynamic Group that detects if a specific version of software is not installed

Dynamic Group that detects if a specific version of software is not installed but another version exists

Dynamic Group that detects if a computer is in a specific subnet

Dynamic Group that detects installed but not activated versions of server security products

Automatically deploy ESET products on newly connected Windows desktops

Enforce location-based policy

See also our Knowledgebase articles with examples of Dynamic Group templates and their use:

Useful Dynamic Group template examples in ESET PROTECT On-Prem - examples how you can use HW Inventory details to create rules for a Dynamic Group containing the devices that meet the selected HW criteria.

Configure ESET PROTECT On-Prem to automatically deploy ESET endpoint products to unprotected computers

Configure endpoints to use different update settings depending on the network they are connected to using ESET PROTECT On-Prem

Create a new certificate for new workstations to automatically join a Dynamic Group in ESET PROTECT On-Prem

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There are many other objectives that can be achieved using Dynamic Groups Templates with a combination of rules. The possibilities are almost endless.

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