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AStalUK

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  1. I've recently moved across to ESET Protect Cloud which has two companies setup in it, one parent company (Company A) and a business (Company B) we recently purchased. I've successful moved all of the machines across to the new new cloud setup along with my policies, reports and tasks etc.

    Whilst I will have full access to both businesses and full control of the policies etc I would like to give a colleague full access to B, but not A. I've setup a permission set for B and set the static group to company B which does limit his access to only those computers, but he will also need to be able to manage policies and installers for B which he does have Read/Write/Use access to do. But unless I move the permission set to the All static group he can't see these policies or installers, and if I do that he can also now make changes to the parent companies (A) installers and policies which I'd like to prevent.

    Is there a way of setting Protect Cloud up so my colleague has full access to company B, but no access to company A or it's policies?

    Thanks in advance.

  2. Following a database issue with ERA v6 I've had to setup a new ESMC v7 VA server in HyperV.  The server has been successfully joined to the domain and I've created a User Sync task with a valid AD account to sync my AD details with ESMC.  Running the task I am getting my user accounts sync with ESMC but the OU's that they are situated in are not pulling across, if I look at Computer Users within ESMC I just get a folder icon and no name next to it.  A separate task to sync my computers objects and their OU's is working fine using the same credentials.

    The User Sync task was setup in a similar way to v6 which works fine, so I'm not sure why it's not working as I expect on v7?

    Any help appreciated.

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