How does the ZCM11 control or block 3.5G Card ?

Hi All
in my country, much people use 3.5G for mobile access. but the 3.5G will cause many security issue. Does the ZCM11 could complete block 3.5G card work ? besides 3.5G...like Wimax or LTE...Do these devices also block or maybe in the future ?
wyldkao

Originally Posted by wyldkao
Hi All
in my country, much people use 3.5G for mobile access. but the 3.5G will cause many security issue. Does the ZCM11 could complete block 3.5G card work ? besides 3.5G...like Wimax or LTE...Do these devices also block or maybe in the future ?
wyldkao
The ZCM "beta" forum is the right place to ask this question: ZENworks Community Builds
But I think this could be done with a USB Connectivity Policy and/or with Communication Hardware Policy...
Take a look at the ZCM 11 Endpoint Security beta documentation here: Novell Doc: ZENworks 11 Endpoint Security Policies Reference - Creating Security Policies
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