Ricky Martin
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Ricky Martin gave kudos to Marcos in Install and manage remote machine
Please refer to https://help.eset.com/protect_install/91/en-US/upgrade_procedures.html.
If you have ESMC installed on a Windows server, I'd recommend to use the All-in-one installer so that also non-ESET components be upgraded.
Don't forget to backup the database and export the server, agent and CA certificates first.
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Ricky Martin gave kudos to Nightowl in Upgrading to ESET Protect server?
It's still same ESMC but with a different name and a new version.
About reverting back , I don't know an ESET Staff could help more in this , but you can backup the server incase something wrong happens.
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Ricky Martin gave kudos to Marcos in Upgrading to ESET Protect server?
If you back up the db and export both CA and peer certificates, you should be able to install ESMC 7.2 from scratch and restore the db and import certificates.
However, we recommend upgrading to ESET PROTECT since ESMC 7.2 is already in limited support:
https://support.eset.com/en/kb3592
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Ricky Martin received kudos from Peter Randziak in Primary profile update failed using ERA 7.2
Hi Marcos & Peter Randziak,
Absolutely correct, even i didnt notice the update mirror was enabled causing heavy update, it works like charm after disabling it
Thank you very much
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Ricky Martin gave kudos to Peter Randziak in Primary profile update failed using ERA 7.2
Hello @Ricky Martin
I would bet, you have the "Create update mirror" option enabled, causing the update to be so large.
Disable that option and the download will be significantly smaller.
Note that the initial download will still be quite large, but the incremental ones will be very small, as Marcos already mentioned.
Peter
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Ricky Martin gave kudos to Marcos in Primary profile update failed using ERA 7.2
Peter is right, I overlooked that you apply a policy that enables creation of a mirror on clients. This setting must be disabled: