jameshnz

Hi That was the missing piece! I didn't have the right column added to the data set to be able to filter it with that particular timestamp, now I have a fixed interval i am able to set the interval. Thank you for the fast response.

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Hi, Firstly I am running the following; ESET Remote Administrator (Server), Version 6.4.304.0 ESET Remote Administrator (Web Console), Version 6.4.266.0 CentOS (64-bit), Version 6.8 I have several reports around web control and I note that the reports are accumulative since install, I checked the filters I could apply and couldn't see how I could set a filter for say, today minus 2 weeks so I would get a snapshot over a fortnight and look for hits on certain categories. The filter options that looks like what I want (Time Of Occurrence) has, equal, greater than etc but each of those have calendar dates rather than the option to add in < 336 hours etc. What I have been doing is manually editing the report each time and changing the range but I want this scheduled if possible. Am I missing something? Thanks.

Great thank you, I missed that option via the ERA but now you have pointed it out it's very obvious.

Hello, Any response to this, I can confirm that in our network if I enable the HTTPS Filtering Mode, it impacts all users ability to login to Outlook (Microsoft 365 hosted) and Lync, is it a case of adding these certificates to an exception list, there are many of them and we will have outages again if a URL changes etc. Thanks, James

Thank you, those settings have worked for web browsing however I am still finding programs like Office and Lync having problems until I disable HTTPS filtering mode. Doing this enables Outlook and Lync, ticking it will most certainly and immediately cause it to disconnect and crash. I have attached the screenshot of the setting I am describing. What is the difference between the HTTPS Filtering Mode and the SSL Protocol Filtering, did we need both?

Hi, I am having trouble with SSL and Endpoint Security and require advice. I am using Remote Administrator Console to manage EndPoint Security 5.0.2229, we are using a policy and I have been asked to restrict access to certain sites, I can block http but when I enable https protocol checking it impacts a majority of the sites we use (Outlook and Lync mostly) What is the best way to manage the Trusted Certificates, I really don't want to spend time importing every SSL cert we need, or running in learning mode, can I allow every Cert then blacklist specific sites? What have you found is the best way to manage SSL Certificates? Thanks for your time, James

Thank you very much for the prompt reply.

Hello, Firstly I am basing this question off my interpretation of the EES User guide and results from Google, so my apologies if this has been answered (and I missed it) or an obvious question. My initial deployment via ERAC was very successful but once on the clients PC it would detect a network and prompt the user to either choose "Strict Protection" or "Allow Sharing", I wish to suppress this message and designate all networks with "Strict Protection" (If a user has a business case to allow file sharing or printer sharing we can add an exception). Can this be done, I know I get rid of the prompt by adding exceptions but can I achieve the above? Regards, James