karlisi

You can disable network interface for the new VA.

OK, task removed. BTW, why this appeared only month ago?

There was failed RA Components Upgrade task, but it seems unrelated. Running on Sundays, not Saturdays, every time finished successfully, only last Sunday exited wit error. Error text is 'Upgrade infrastructure task failed: Failed to upgrade WebConsole with: GetFile: Error reading HTTP response data (0x4e2a)'

In ERAS 6 on every saturday around 23:00 computer group names changes back to default. I have 'Lost and found' renamed to '_Lost and found' to get it to top of group list, it reverts back. Group 'Problematic computers' is copied to new group 'Problematic computers_date-and-time' with the same template. Deleted group 'Computers with outdated operating system' also is back. First occurrence was October 6th if I remember correctly. This is ERAS virtual appliance on CentOS, nothing more is added to it, except Zabbix monitoring agent. No server or client tasks are running at that time. Question - how to find what process is making these changes? In CentOS logs nothing special in this time.

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It is already implemented. You can disable this in Agent policy

You should only assign this to appropriate groups, by default it is assigned to 'Lost & found' group.

For this I have server task running once a day. No problems at all.

I object. In our environment, where endpoint renaming was very frequent, new design never caused any problems for us, rename task never failed. Old design was painful, even when endpoints were identified by network card's id.

Hello OK, it's time to introduce myself. How did you find the ESET Security Forum? I was on Wilders security forum before. Found the old forum trough ESET support page What OS are you running? Windows 7 on my workstation, also supporting more than 700 clients on Windows XP, Vista, Seven and Eight, also bunch of Windows servers, including some Windows 2000 What AV are you running? ESET Endpoint Antivirus at work, MS Security Essentials and Avast Free at home What’s an interesting fact about you? My first computer was self made ZX Spectrum clone (beginning of 1990-ies there was ZX Spectrum clones boom in exUSSR). On Windows since 1995.