This will delete the McAfee system object whenever an AD computer is deleted.

If you want full automation, select Delete the systems.For example, deleting a McAfee system object will delete its recovery keys for Drive Encryption and Management of Native Encryption. I recommend reviewing which products you are using and plan to use, because with some products, deleting a McAfee system object will delete the corresponding product info.When systems are deleted from the synchronization point Just make sure the account you specify has rights to install software. If you only have Windows systems, this feature works great. I typically don't use this, because you can't have multiple Push settings defined per OS.Typically, I've only specified something here when synchronizing Systems and container structure. Add any applicable containers or computers.If you chose to synchronize Systems only, either click Browse to select the container or enter the container's distinguished name and click Add (e.g.My personal preference is to check the box Exclude empty containers. If you chose to synchronize Systems and container structure, click Add Root and the distinguished name should appear (e.g.The other two Active Directory sections will be greyed out.If you don't have one defined, click Cancel and then open Menu/Configuration/Registered Servers to create it. I recommend selecting Move systems from their current System Tree location to the synchronized group.Systems that exist elsewhere in the System Tree This is the easiest method and simplifies the Containers section below. If your AD OU structure will work for your EPO group structure, select Systems and container structure.In the System Tree module, select a group and click the Group Details tab

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