lythaby

I did think that might be the case after the 'woolly' support call, and no updates on a simple bug. Back to as it was on the Windows box.

I'm still getting over the whole over complex interface issues, and where/how to see what tasks it's actually doing at any one time. Whilst fixing over issues, i saw a new update come out, 6.1.33, thought i'd update to see of it's improved. Followed note" Improved: It will be possible to upgrade from versions 6.1.21.0 (December release) and 6.1.28.0 to version 6.1.33.0 using the ESET Remote Administrator Component upgrade task"Did the upgrade task from within, and it seems to have done no upgrade at all. My ERA web console is still running on port 8443, whereas the console tells me it should be 2222? Do i re-download the ova and install over the top? Will it keep the existing database, or over right it? Looking at the forum its not just me with issues with the ERA 6 via OVA, is anyone else seeing issues with their deployments, with Macs as clients?

Decided to go in with both feet. Deployed new ERA instance, via OVA, 6.1.28.(Another thread in that forum soon) Remotely installed the endpoint agent. Remotely installedEndpoint AV 6.0.24.0. Found issues with the new endpoint AV effecting web browsing by simply not going to certain websites, just a blank screen, no error, only in Safari. Support notified, will be fixed in next release, but no idea when, etc, etc. Not good enough. Remotely uninstalled Endpoint AV 6.0.24.0. Remotely installed 4.1.98 again, with the configuration script still pointing to the old ERA server. Some machines are now failing to update, and upon checking their remote administrator settings, they're set to localhost and port 2225, and not my old ERA server settings that should be in there. Is this the endpoint agent getting involved, and trying to make it talk to the era6 server, and failing, if so, how the hell do you remotely uninstall the endpoint agent? I was hoping that as ESET recognise Macs, and 4.1.98 was pretty good, that they'd put a bit more support behind the new Mac products. So far, it's not looking good.