Store and manage data in Common Catalog McAfee Common Catalog works with several McAfee products to provide a central repository containing information that can be used by each point product. Catalogs Catalogs can be created or duplicated and customized. Set user permissionsAn administrator must set permissions in ePolicy Orchestrator before users can access and use Common Catalog and catalog items. Create a catalog There are several ways to make new catalogs. You can create a new, empty catalog and then add information to it. You can also duplicate an existing catalog and then modify the lists and data contained within it. Duplicate a catalog If you have an existing catalog, you can duplicate it, together with its content. Once duplicated, you can edit the content. Export a catalog Catalogs, or parts of catalogs, can be exported as XML files. Use the Actions → Export command to view the file or to save it to disk. Import a catalog You can import definitions from a file or from another catalog. You must first select the catalog the data is imported into. The import is granular and you can select from an entire catalog (file) down to individual definitions.
Store and manage data in Common Catalog McAfee Common Catalog works with several McAfee products to provide a central repository containing information that can be used by each point product. Catalogs Catalogs can be created or duplicated and customized. Set user permissionsAn administrator must set permissions in ePolicy Orchestrator before users can access and use Common Catalog and catalog items. Create a catalog There are several ways to make new catalogs. You can create a new, empty catalog and then add information to it. You can also duplicate an existing catalog and then modify the lists and data contained within it. Duplicate a catalog If you have an existing catalog, you can duplicate it, together with its content. Once duplicated, you can edit the content. Export a catalog Catalogs, or parts of catalogs, can be exported as XML files. Use the Actions → Export command to view the file or to save it to disk. Import a catalog You can import definitions from a file or from another catalog. You must first select the catalog the data is imported into. The import is granular and you can select from an entire catalog (file) down to individual definitions.
