kapela86

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When you connect external usb drive and check ESET PROTECT after agent's refresh, you will see this: It shows aggregated free space of internal and external drives, but "total" space is not aggregated. If you also go into Details then it shows like this: I checked few other computers that had USB drivers connected for a long time and they properly show total space and every connected internal and external drive. I suspect that free space is refreshed on every agen't refresh, but drive's list is only once every "x" hours. Personally, I would prefer that storage information on that first screenshot to ONLY show free space on "C" partition, because that's the most important information that one would need. You could add this information above or below what is currently shown there. Also, "Aggregated free space" is kinda useless. You should show free & total space for every partition (only the mounted ones like C:, D:, etc, not recovery/oem) with every drive.

No, but fortunately I tried it and it works. Honestly, ESET should just show UAC prompt itself instead of requiring admin to "Run as administrator". Because when you run it just by clicking on it, you can see in task manager that it runs for a second and then closes. So instead of closing it should display UAC prompt.

Turns out that with "Terminal" setting I can't open GUI. I use account with admin privilages. For now I changed it to Full mode.

I need to restart that server during the night, so raising a support ticket would be useless. That start mode "Terminal" is very good solution for this, I will try it.

Clicking on "Dismiss" shows UAC prompt, I click on Yes, but it doesn't make that notification go away. This is a RDS server and eset shows notification about it for every user. I even tried to Dismiss it as a standard user, it showed UAC prompt to enter admin credentials, I entered my credentials and it didn't make the notification go away. I don't know if this is a problem with that version 11.0.12011.0 or also with previous versions. I only just noticed this because one user told me about it.

Eset probably just blocks file access but not device access (directly reading/writing to device)

@Cody_Klamann Hi, I just wanted to know if you resolved this? We're going to use device control in the same manner as you to block optical disks, usb disks and phones.

Is it possible to use Let's Encrypt certificates for ESET Protect website? We're using ESET Protect VA if it matters. I just want to use it for website, not for anything else, with autorenewal of course.

It didn't create duplicate entity in "Computers" list. And I found this in audit log. 11:21 is me running reboot from console 12:17 is me accepting that notification about hardware change. And we don't have tasks that are run on new computers automatically. I used Macrium Reflect from pendrive. Cloned SATA SSD to NVMe SSD, turned off pc, disconected SATA SSD and just turned it on.

PC with Win 10 Pro and SATA SSD. I upgraded it to 11 Pro, then used Macrium Reflect to clone it to NVMe SSD. Everything was working fine. After that I noticed in ESET Protect blue notification in "Status Overview -> Questions -> Some decisions cannot be handled automatically...blablabla. -> Computer connection questions: 1". So i clicked it and there was a notification about that PC because of hardware change. So I selected that option that said the hardware was changed and clicked ok. And in a moment a co-worker calls to me and says that it had a notification that ESET will restart a PC in 30 seconds and he couldn't cancel it and his pc restared!! What the f***! How could you program it like this? With no mention in eset protect that it will reboot client PC!

I just found out that on CentOS you have to use this [root@esetprotect ~]# httpd -v Server version: Apache/2.4.6 (CentOS) Server built: May 30 2023 14:01:11

@Marcos bump

Nothing is returned by running that command. I used yum to check: [root@esetprotect ~]# yum list installed | grep apache apache-commons-collections.noarch 3.2.1-22.el7_2 @updates apache-commons-daemon.x86_64 1.0.13-7.el7 @base apache-commons-dbcp.noarch 1.4-17.el7 @base apache-commons-logging.noarch 1.1.2-7.el7 @base apache-commons-pool.noarch 1.6-9.el7 @base

I'm sorry, nevermind that, I was mistaken. We use proxy in ESET Protect VA. I update that VA about once a month.