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FIGURE 4-40
The Windows Security Health Validator Settings tab for error codes
The error codes can be set to Noncompliant or Compliant. If you want the WSHV to
ignore a particular error, set the error code to Compliant.
Click OK to close the settings dialog box.
8.
You can configure an existing health policy or create a new one. The settings available are the
same. To create a new health policy, follow these steps:
1.
Open the Network Policy Server console and expand NPS (Local) in the console tree.
In the Network Access Protection pane, and expand Policies.
2.
Right-click Health Policies and select New.
3.
In the Create New Health Policy dialog box, enter a Policy Name.
4.
5.
From the Client SHV Checks list, select one of the following:
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Client Passes All SHV Checks
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Client Fails All SHV Checks
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Client Passes One Or More SHV Checks
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Client Fails One Or More SHV Checks
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Client Reported AS Transitional By One Or More SHVs
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Client Reported As Infected By One Or More SHVs
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Client Reported As Unknown By One Or More SHVs
6.
Select an SHV in the SHVs Used In This Health Policy list. If the SHV supports more than
one configuration, choose the configuration you want.
Click OK to save the policy.
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