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Create a Reference System Whitelist Policy

This document shows you how to automatically create a whitelist policy for your reference system that targets a collection of computers, searches for Windows executables, and then adds any Windows executables to a whitelist.

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Create a Resource Target

First you will need to create a resource target that contains the desired reference system(s). To create a resource target, do the following steps:

In the Security Manager Console, click the Resources tab.
In the left pane, click Resource Filters.
Right-click the Resource Target Targets folder.
Click New > Resource Targets > Resource Target.
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Enter a name and description.
Click OK.
In the right pane under Filtering Rules, click the Add rule button.
In the Then menu, "excludes computers not in" will be the default.
In the menu just to the right of the Then menu, choose Computer List.
Then click Select.
In the Select Item window that opens, click the computer resources that represent your reference system(s).
Click OK.

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Create a Reference System Whitelist Policy

Now that you have your targeting established you can create a file reference system whitelist policy automatically.

In the Security Manager Console, click the Policies tab.
In the left pane, navigate to the Arellia Solutions > Application Control > Policies > Whitelist folder.
Right-click the Whitelist folder and click New > Reference System WhitelistPolicy.
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In the Create Item dialog box, fill in the Name and Description fields.
Click the Select link next to Reference System(s).
In the Select Items dialog box, click the resource target(s) you created previously.
Move the resource target(s)
Click OK.
In the Create Item dialog box, click OK.