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  1. You can see that it's old there, thing is i have replace it, but some agents are stuck with the old, and as that prevents them from connecting in the first place as far as i can tell, there's not much i can see or do in ESMC. Unless i missed something and there is a way to force the agent to upgrade the certificate even if it the one it has is invalid. Or what could be good is if there was logs that showed invalid connection attempts caused by a bad certificate, cause that could help.
  2. When making a new certificate cause the previous was essentially obsolete we pushed the new one out with many agents coming onboard. However some weren't onboard when we switched and cause of the current times when many might not be online for quite awhile it's not really working to wait forever. So in order to solve this i am trying to find a way to detect them, and currently the closest thing i have come to is checking the: "C:\ProgramData\ESET\RemoteAdministrator\Agent\EraAgentApplicationData\Logs\status.html" if it contains "NodVerifyTrustResult: 42" and if it does just reinstall the agent. Sadly this doesn't seem to work that well as it can be a delay of the status compared to when the agent is installed (when the script verifies it's working) and i just can't seem to make it work out. So out of current ideas i am hoping to get some answers here on how to approach this as there might be a much more clean way to tackle this issue that i am unaware of. Thanks!
  3. Ah, then i wasn't alone in that. I really don't get the task part at times, cause if i just wanted to update, activate or something, it would create a new task or something, so i end up with a huge list of tasks which basically just is "activate product, 1 computer" etc. Which makes me wonder, is it possible to auto activate those that aren't activated? and also install the agent if it sees a computer from the ad which doesn't have it?
  4. That worked great, i apparantly never remade the installer after upgrading the server! I think it works very well now, even with File Security, before the agents only seemed to install Endpoint Security for some reason. You mean the installer that's basically Endpoint or File Security? I used those a lot cause it was the only sure way that seemed to work, but now i get why. Hmm, where do i enable that, would love to have it always go for the latest update and install it whenever a restart occurs. Also i got a question about active directory syncing, not really sure how to set it up. Or well i got it up and running, but it's a bit out of sync, some old OU exists for example. If possible i would love it to update it from time to time and if a computer is disabled or removed that it removes eset as well. At least stop managing and using a license. Thanks!
  5. As title says, i can't seem to get this to work out. I end up having to run it manually, and even though i create a new deploy agent it's still complains that it's old and i have to upgrade the client afterwards. Think it installs 7.x something, but the latest is 8.x. Same goes for Endpoint. I am guessing i am missing something?
  6. Yeah got that, worked with some databases and know you can't just copy between them in anything except very basic cases. Just meant that since it doesn't work, i will consider starting a new, didn't mean it in a bad way, it is what it is Mainly thinking about it for performance reasons, have had some odd cases in windows where it goes on a high load, think the process was something like "erknt" or similar, i couldn't figure out if it was the ESMC itself or the antivirus part on the server.
  7. So they can just be over-installed? Well i would prefer to keep the old data, but if that's not possible i will keep this in mind in case i go with it, thanks!
  8. Think it's not MySQL sadly. What implications would it be to not do a migration like that, would it mess up all the clients?
  9. Is it possible to migrate from ESMC installed on a windows server to a ESMC virtual appliance, can't seem to find much info on that.
  10. Having some difficulties still, but i think the main issue was that the policies seemed to overwrite the firewall rules by default or something? Couldn't quite figure it out, but if i had multiple policies, it would mess things up, if i had one, it seems to work. I don't quite get the part where you allow something in the firewall, but it can still be blocked via the IDS, is that supposed to happen?
  11. Stupid question but i just can't get any policies to work that tries to allow connections. I have tried making Miracast work by allowing port 7236. Tried making Powershell Remoting work by allowing port 5985 etc. I do set the port on both Local/Remote, and i tried using with and without ip ranges. Could someone provide an example perhaps, i am most likely missing something very obvious. Thanks!
  12. "due to the included configuration of all of the components", what do you mean with that? don't you have to configure it anyway? And in my case it's below 5000, and i found the web console thing to be kinda slow, not to any extremes though, but a bit too slow for my taste if you will. So if the virtual appliance is more lightweight or better optimized for a virtual environment i might give it a try to compare. I am a fan of having servers being, well servers rather than having a windows server with a gui and all just running a server application, quite some resources going to waste (even if we got at least RAM to spare);P
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