Installation guide

EMC VoyenceControl – Release Notes
Several enhancements have been provided that give Step Compliance much more flexibility
and power. They include:
 The ability for a step to use the configuration text as input, or to take input from the
stanzas generated in a previous step
 The ability to iterate over the input stanzas, sub-dividing them into sub-stanzas
 The ability to define a named variable that holds the values that matched a regular
expression grouping for each sub-stanza
Policy Editor
A new Policy Editor design offers a listing of Policy Tasks, where you can complete
the following:
 Adding a Standard to the Policy
 Adding a Test (Attributed Test or RegEx Test) to the Policy
 Designating Enforcement areas for the Policy
 Enabling a Policy
 Setting up Scheduling options
 Adding an Attributed Query to an Attributed Test
 Removing items from the Policy
 Running an Attributed Test or Query
 Enforcing the Policy
Once you have completed the tasks, a check mark appears to indicate the policy task
is now successfully completed.
You can also edit a Standard and Test within the Policy, using the Policy Navigation
tree. You can also edit a Standard and Test within the Policy, using the Policy Navigation
tree.
Samples in the Library Manager
An extensive category of Samples for Compliance Tests, Queries, Saved Commands, and
Templates are shipped in the Samples folder.
Once copied, you can then edit the samples to produce customized Compliance Tests,
Attributed Queries, Saved Commands, and Templates. You can also select to Export or Move
these samples anywhere within your network.
Release Notes Version 4.1.0
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