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Ok, will report back later. Do I also have to point agents to the era6 folder ? Edit: @Marcos Ok, after downloading pre release of era6, configuration module got updated to 1740.3 and I was able to disable alerts about protocol filtering :D. As for the http proxy, that is not possible because none of the computers have access to internet because they are on the closed network. The only way to update them is through mirror tool that creates update folder that (at least for now) I'm copying to the closed environment and then, updates are already accessible through apache http proxy that I configured.
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Thanks for answers. I already know why there are alerts about protocol filtering, it's because they are disabled in policy, because I don't need them. Computers that are protected with Eset are in an offline network without access to internet, smtp and so on. And now, those alerts cannot be removed on a station that has Eset for fileserver installed because, there is no such option in policy configuration, as shown on my previous post. But if You really want, I can create new topic and upload logs.
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I would like to ask another question, not related to the topic, but I don't want to start another thread on the forum. In ESMC I have One Sever that has alerts about "Protocol Filtering". But, I'm unable to disable those alerts using Policy for File server because there is no option for it in Interface/Aplication Status. If I unlock Interface Status to be able to configure it from local computer, It still doesn't work (By that I mean that Eset on server doesn't show any alerts, everything is green, but, on ESMC it has 3 alerts about options beeing disabled) Any ideas why there are less options for alerts statuses in policies for server than on policies for Endpoint Antivirus ?
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Hello I've installed newest ESMC on windows server 2016 and I'm trying to create allinone installer for other clients that will be connecting to esmc. My setup is unfortunately completely offline, so I had to setup offline updates and also offline repository. And now, I was able to create installer with offline repository but when I try to download Eset Endpoint Installer I get "Internal server error". So I've looked through logtrace and found the culprit: 2019-07-02 10:15:19 Information: CInstallersModule [Thread 22e8]: Repository: Downloading repository package 'hxxp://192.168.1.11:3128/com/eset/tools/installers/bootstrapper_era/v2/2.0.39.0/epi_ita.exe' 2019-07-02 10:15:19 Information: ConsoleApiModule [Thread 5b10]: 47 GetFileProgress request received. 2019-07-02 10:15:19 Information: ConsoleApiModule [Thread 5b10]: 47 GetFileProgress success. 2019-07-02 10:15:19 Error: CInstallersModule [Thread 22e8]: CInstallerPackageProcessor::BuilderThread end unexpected with error: GetFile: Object 'hxxp://192.168.1.11:3128/com/eset/tools/installers/bootstrapper_era/v2/2.0.39.0/epi_ita.exe' not found [error code: 20011] I've created installer with language PL and EN and the error is the same, it looks for epi_ita.exe, and obviously, there is none, because I've downloaded only PL and EN installers for repository. If I copy files from PL language and name them as ITA, then it works and I can download installer for clients. Is it the ESMC server looking for file with wrong language ?