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Red 40 means count of computers with red alerts. If problems will be resolved, this number will decrease automatically and eventually go to none. Red 108 means count of non resolved threats. You should manually set threats to 'resolved' state to decrease this number. https://help.eset.com/era_admin/65/en-US/threats.html?threats.html

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.

Good to hear. How about planned features for mail security? The same as for Exchange version?

Is there more information available? If not publicly, perhaps in PM? We are beginning to plan next year's budget and want to know if it is worth to buy ESET for our mailservers.

One week ago I asked a question about SPF, DKIM and DMARC, if these features will be implemented in Mail Security for Linux, especially if they are already in ESET products for MS Exchange https://forum.eset.com/topic/17049-spf-dkim-and-dmarc-in-mail-security-for-linux/ No answer till now. There are many topics in that subforum without answers and it seems like products for Linux servers are somewhat abandoned. Exchange Mail Security version is 6.5, EMS for Linux version 4.5. Perhaps that's only numbers, but it was released back in December 2015 !!! It would be nice to hear from ESET staff, if products for Linux servers are in their future plans and will receive new features like products for Windows based servers. Sure, I can write to support and eventually receive the answer. But I think I'm not alone who wants to know.

SPF, DKIM and DMARC is already implemented in ESET Mail Security for Exchange. When it will be implemented in Linux version? We are using Amavis for this functionality, but there are problems with Amavis and ESET antispam integration. We couldn't use only ESET without Amavis if ESET is missing this.

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

You have 2008 with SP2. This is 2008R2 Server

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

No, remote host column shows correct IP address. Incorrect address shown is first from all configured IP addresses of the network adapter. Which is the only network adapter.

Ah, I see. Yes, the same here, sometimes very confusing.

You can remove this column by clicking on gear button on right end of headers and choosing Edit columns

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.

Yes, I,d like to participate too.

It's already here. [root@eras ~]# smbd -V Version 4.7.1

Can you ping ERA server from these clients? Perhaps you have DNS name in installer's configuration and clients can't resolve it.

NOD32 is only name, it is nothing about software architecture. AFAIK, You can't install any ESET Antivirus 32bit version on 64bit Windows. So, I'm pretty sure, You have right product. ESET Support page is the best place to get information You need.

We are almost migrated our ERA from 5 to 6, about 800 clients in more than 20 sites. Test before migration, all possible scenarios, and impossible too. In theory all seems to be quite easy, in reality it's easy only if all clients are very similar and in ideal condition. Also consider upgrade to new server, then You can go back if something fails. We deployed virtual appliance and now I can say, this was the right decision.

Hate these 'figured it out' and nothing more, and never returning users. Tech forums are for sharing knowledge.

This warning triggers every time when Windows 8 and 10 (not sure about 7 and older) goes to lock screen. In our organization we have constantly about 1/6 of all computers with this warning. So, turn it off or live with it. In both cases it is useless, I suggest to turn it off by default. Upd.: When presentation mode is enabled scheduled tasks are paused. It's good if actual presentation is running. But, as I said, in most cases computer is idle with lock screen 'presented'. The best time to run these scheduled tasks IMHO. If antivirus could detect, is this a real presentation/fullscreen application or Windows lock screen, there would be better use of resources and less unneeded warnings.