[Bug after update to ESET PROTECT Console - Version 8.0.19.0]

I'm looking into installing this update on my server soon. But I can't find any information prerequisite information such as size of the update, estimated install time, or if I need to reboot afterwards. Is anybody able to provide this?

[ARP Cache Poisoning attack]

What is this?

Why does it happen?

How can I resolve this in the admin console for all machines?

[ARP Cache Poisoning attack]

I've been getting this message across numerous devices on my network recently. I'm noticing a pattern that the target and source are the same with the impacted devices. What is this, how can I resolve it, and should I be worried?

[Eset Password protect settings]

At this point I've already applied the updated policy with password protection disabled. What I mean is when I go back into the firewall troubleshooting wizard to unblock an app it sits there at the please wait screen without any change in status.

[Eset Password protect settings]

I did and when the endpoints all get update with the new policy and I try again. Eset just sits here and never stops.

[Eset Password protect settings]

I'm have taken over a new administration and I'm trying to figure out Eset as I go along. Each time users on my domain try to edit the firewall for example, they're asked for the password. When I put in what I know as the password, it takes then prompts with an error. This happens with all apps that are listed in the list of recently blocked communications. I'm trying to turn of the following settings that controls this function in my domain. From what I can tell it's turned off based on what I see in the admin console here unless I'm overlooking a setting elsewhere. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated thanks.

[Unblocking Windows service with Eset Remote Administrator and Endpoint Security]

Thanks that worked! I really appreciate it. FYI for future releases, it might helping to put a little informational disclaimer there with an example cause it wasn't clear to put it like that there.

[Unblocking Windows service with Eset Remote Administrator and Endpoint Security]

I'd like to know how to unblock a service with ERA if it's possible. My goal is to unblock the Windows service WMI and not just a port or ports that it uses for my domain. This service is know to use a very wide range of ports that I don't want to open blindly. In the attached screenshot when I go to add a rule. I see the field that says service. Should this field be populating? Because it's not doing so. Yes I could unlock this service on each machine individually when it's blocked. But that's not efficient. I've even tried putting in a Group Policy to unblock the service in the Windows Firewall to utilize the "Also evaluate rules from Windows Firewall" inside of ERA. But it doesn't like like ERA is noticing those rules, because when I try to push an app using SCCM to a test machine that utilizes the WMI service. I can see that WMI is still being blocked. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.