The * wildcard is supported for Trusted Web domains exceptions. The ? wildcard is supported for Extension exceptions. As for file level exception you need to specify the complete path of the file and for Folder level exception you need to specify the folder path and when "Include Subfolder" is checked it will exclude every single file and folders inside the parent folder. Note: Wildcard variables such as * and ? are not required for Known Risks, File, or Folder exceptions for Window.
Move the cursor over Linux Exceptions to open a second drop-down menu. Click the Add button to open a drop-down menu.(For Mac Subfolders are included by default) Select required prefix Variable and under File or folder enter the path.Click Security RiskException for Files or Folder.Move the cursor over Mac Exceptions to open a second drop-down menu. Select one of the 9 available options: Application, Application to Monitor, Extension, File, Folder, Known Risks, Trusted Web Domains, Tamper Protection Exception, DNS or Host File Change Exception.Move the cursor over Windows Exceptions to open a second drop-down menu. This will create and open a new Exceptions Policy. Under Tasks click Add a Exception policy.Scheduled and on-demand ( Extension Exception)įollow the instructions below to make the type of exception required:.Exceptions policies contain exceptions for the following types of scans for Windows-based operating systems:
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