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  1. our ERA server reports that it removed a threat in an e-mail, unfortunately ERA doesn't show the details about the e-mail, like subject, sender, etc. So I check the date and time

    and I open up the e-mail log on our external spam filter. It ends up as there is no e-mail for the reported user at that time and all e-mails close to that time are all legit.

    I then did a check with a different reported threat and different user, and the same as the other reported threat, no e-mail found at the reported time, and only legit e-mails

    close to the reported time. It's like ERA is making up threats. The server where ERA is running on is a domain member, so the time is synchronized with the DC's.

    The time on our external spam filter is also checked and both ERA server and spamfilter are showing the correct time. Where is this coming from, and is there a way

    to get more information about the e-mail where the threat was removed from ?

     

     

    TIA,

     

    Martin

     

  2. After manually uninstalling the agent using instructions from a moderator, I cannot re-install the agent.

    The install process reaches the screen where you can select if it's a cluster install or not, pressing the

    next button doesn't do anything. In the install log the following lines are added when you press the next

    button

     

    Action start 11:51:55: CA_DbCheckConnection.
    Action ended 11:51:55: CA_DbCheckConnection. Return value 1.

     

     

     

  3. Hello Tomas,

     

    the manual uninstall worked, the agent is now fully uninstalled using the provided instructions. Only now the reinstall of the agent fails.

    When I get to the screen where you can select a cluster installation and press next then nothing happens, the setup stays at the same

    screen. I do the installation by using a msi file + transform file, the same one we use for our gpo. I used the same command I used on

    a different workstation which worked fine.

     

    @tbsky my issue was completely different as to no matter what account was used or uac enabled/disabled the installation couldn't

    ​be modified due to corruption.

     

    ​Martin

  4. we install the remote administrator agent through a gpo, and it works on all systems except one. So I decided

    to uninstall the agent, but for some reason I'm not able to do this with any of the administrator account (local or

    domain). We get the error message "You are not a local administrator. Therefore you are not allowed to modify

    this product.". The pc has win 7 sp1 and all updates installed, on a different pc, same config and OS we can

    manually uninstall the agent.

     

    Anyone else had this happen and has a solution ?

     

    TIA,

     

    Martin

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