The FpcReportJobCategory enumerated type contains values that specify report job categories. Each report job category refers to a specific type of generated reports.
typedef enum FpcReportJobCategory {
fpcReportJobCategorySummaryBit
Bit value that represents summary reports.
= 0x00000001, fpcReportJobCategoryWebUsageBit
Bit value that represents Web usage reports.
= 0x00000002, fpcReportJobCategoryApplicationUsageBit
Bit value that represents application usage reports.
= 0x00000004, fpcReportJobCategoryTrafficAndUtilizationBit
Bit value that represents traffic and utilization reports.
= 0x00000008, fpcReportJobCategorySecurityBit
Bit value that represents security reports.
= 0x00000010, fpcReportJobCategoryMalwareInspectionBit
Bit value that represents malware inspection reports.
= 0x00000020, fpcReportJobCategoryUrlFilteringBit
Bit value that represents URL filtering reports (not applicable to Forefront TMG Medium Business Edition).
= 0x00000040, fpcReportJobCategoryIpsBit
Bit value that represents Network Inspection System (NIS) reports (not applicable to Forefront TMG Medium Business Edition).
= 0x00000080 } FpcReportJobCategory;
Bit value that represents summary reports.
Bit value that represents Web usage reports.
Bit value that represents application usage reports.
Bit value that represents traffic and utilization reports.
Bit value that represents security reports.
Bit value that represents malware inspection reports.
Bit value that represents URL filtering reports (not applicable to Forefront TMG Medium Business Edition).
Bit value that represents Network Inspection System (NIS) reports (not applicable to Forefront TMG Medium Business Edition).
You can combine these bit values using the Or operator to obtain a value that specifies two or more job categories. For example, combining the binary values for summary reports (1), application usage reports (100), and security reports (10000) results in the binary value 10101. The right bit represents summary reports, the next bit represents Web usage reports, and so on. Thus, the bits corresponding to summary reports, application usage reports, and security reports are set, while the bits corresponding to the other report categories are not set. This binary value is equal to the hexadecimal value 0x15 (which corresponds to the decimal value 21).
| Client | Requires Windows Vista or Windows XP. |
|---|---|
| Server | Requires Windows Server 2008. |
| Version | Requires Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG). |
| Header |
Declared in Comenum.h. |
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