KB-000038424 - Clarify feature for Servers and Mac.

Hi Steve, 

The section "Allow computers to isolate themselves on red health" says:
"Note: This is available for all customers with a Sophos Endpoint Protection license and is not available for Server Protection."

-- Following that note, the article also states:
This provides a policy option that allows computers to isolate themselves from the network when the computer reports a red health status. This option is available in the Threat Protection policy under Device Isolation:

This means that only the Threat protection policies on Endpoint Protection have the Device Isolation option. Only endpoints auto-isolate.
The minimum license to have to get this option is available is Sophos Endpoint Protection.

The section "Configuring isolation exclusions" says:
"in the Exclusion Type drop-down list, select Computer isolation (Windows) or Server isolation (Windows)"
Does self-isolation exist for Server license or not? If yes, fix the section "Allow computers to isolate themselves on red health"

-- Servers can be isolated manually. Administrators need to decide if a server needs to be isolated.

Also, does self-isolation exist for MacOS machines, or not? If no, it is best to specify that self-isolation is only for Windows.

-- The following note at the beginning of the article states this:
Note: The device isolation feature on Central is not currently supported for Linux or Mac endpoint clients.