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@rugk: It would be awesome when someone from ESET could clarify/explain this in more detail. I'm very interested in this topic and the information could be valuable for others too (at least I think so)

Interesting reading there. Thanks for that. As for question 16... I can't believe that CNET got so high score, but I'm probably biased

@rugk: If the client is outside LAN then router should be configured too, but that is not the case here (it is still a good info for others) @yongsua: I can only guess here. Outbound connection is allowed for every application. Malicious or suspicious files should be catched by realtime protection and other mechanics before they even get the chance to communicate outside. Botnet traffic should be blocked by Botnet protection and malformed packets or other corrupted traffic should be filtered by IDS no matter the direction. Do you have anything specific in mind?

I have understood it so that the computer with ESS was hosting the game. Therefor a rule allowing incomming connection needed to be created so that the client could connect to the hosted game. It would be an interesting information to know if automatic mode allows incomming connections when some application just listens on some port.

You can learn more about firewall modes here: hxxp://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN3190 So if you want the firewall to learn rules automaticaly, set it to Learning mode. To get popups about new connections so you can choose to allow or deny the communication (permanently or temporary), set it to Interactive mode. *cheers*

Try it this way: Click on Marcos name to view his profile. Then click "Send me a message", then "Use full editor". Don't forget to attach the ess_logs.zip file to the personal message, then hit " Send message". I hope it helped

This is my favourite one

Try to rightclick on the space where the files should be displayed and choose "filters". Check if all the boxes are selected. It's just my guess, but worth to try.

Good to hear that you managed to find a solution and shared it with us. I was trying to reproduce the problem (I'm also playing WoW while using ESS8), but without success

This .ttf thing reminded me how very long time ago I've encountered threats in .wmv and .gif files for the first time We can't be sure with anything when it comes to threats Gladly we have some good protection software that keeps us safe. Cheers for ESET ^.^

It's a bit old, but still interesting: hxxp://www.iss.net/threats/449.html

I would also advice using File Security rather then NOD32 Antivirus. One of the reason is that File Security have "automatic exclusions". This is important on servers. If you prefer using NOD32 Antivirus anyways, use Endpoint. It will be good to read this article: hxxp://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN3078&locale=en_US While using NOD32 Endpoint Antivirus, you should manually set exclusions depending on the server role following this article: hxxp://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/953.microsoft-anti-virus-exclusion-list.aspx EDIT: foneil is right. Sorry for the confusion

Is there any HP bundled software running on the laptops? Especially HP Protect tools, which can cause problems while installing security software. It's worth a try I guess

You can try 7-Zip. It's free and don't bundles anything.

I guess that you are talking about the live installer. If you want a full installer, you can always download the offline installer from the eset website. Live installer probably stores the downloaded files into windows temp folder and removes them after the installation is complete. This would need confirmation from eset staff tho.

If you have renewed your license and entered the new username and password into the eset product you should not see the license warning. Open the main eset window, press ctrl+u and enter the new license username and password. You need admin rights, otherwise the new info would not apply. You can also check if the details changed in advanced settings window. On main screen press F5, navigate to update. Restarting the pc could help too. Could you also provide exact product version? Like Mr. Goretsky said "License expiry notification behavior can vary based on these.".

Which ESET product and version do you have installed? Have you tried using ESET Online Scanner in Safe Mode with networking? hxxp://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN2921&locale=en_US

In case that you use gmail, check the "Promotions" tab of your inbox. License emails from ESET ends there.

Hello Maximus. I'm sorry, but your "interesting" theory is wrong. V8 was not released worldwide yet (only in specific regions), therefor it's not on international site nor your regional site. You can try e.g. US site.

Is that with Internet protection module 1150B?

Hello tbsky, have you sent the requested install logs to Marcos already? I can try to replicate your issue if you provide me with some informations. 1. What exact version of Windows XP those machines have? (32/64-bit, which SP is installed, etc) 2. Was there any other Eset products installed prior to Endpoint Antivirus installation? 3. Which exact version of ESET Endpoint Antivirus are you installing? 4. Any other security/cleaner/performance tuning software running on those machines? Thank you.

My colleague is working with a customer on this exact same issue. Tried Version 7.x and same issue. went down to Version 6.x and same issue. Not sure if this is version specific. As you see no it isn't, but it is still questionable why they release a new v7 update, because all users could directly upgrade to the newest v8.And I think you can understand that they couldn't release an update for all affected versions if the user can just upgrade. Because V8 is not released worldwide yet, only in specific regions.

ESS 7.0.317.4 ➔ Internet protection module (German: Internet-Schutz) 1144 (20140909) (see schreenshot) ...or is 1150 (or higher) only for ESS 8? 1150 is not released yet. You need to wait for it, or change the update settings to pre-release hxxp://kb.eset-la.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN3415&viewlocale=en_US

Have you tried to disable Email client integration while scanning outgoing emails is enabled? hxxp://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN2866&locale=en_US

@rugk: He is asking about ESS8 because he downgraded from V8 to V7 to fix his problem. Therefore he is asking when the module is released so he can use V8 again. @Zatong: you can check the module version in ESS7. When you get Internet protection module 1150 (or higher), you can upgrade back to V8 as it will be there too. @ESET Stuff: please, correct me if I'm wrong