Michael Carter

How'd you discover that it was the ODBC driver?

Thanks. It appears to be some sort of certificate and replication error, although only the replication error is in status.html. I renewed our standard SSL certs in January and applied it through the GUI and installed it into /etc/tomcat, making sure that server.xml was updated with the proper name/path. In the status.html I'm seeing a replication error: In trace.log I'm seeing a CAgentSecurityModule error in addition to the replication error: ESET does support wildcard certs, yes? eset_logs.zip

Hello. We have an ESET Protect 9.x server and about 500 clients. Support has noticed that the latest Last Connected value is from January of this year, which is not correct. When I looked for my machine, which is connected and running, it too has January 10 as last connected. The only activity I see on that date was updating the TLS certificate and rebooting it. I've also restarted the appliance today. I then tried to issue a Reboot task from ESET, and it never made it to my machine. I rebooted manually and ESET 10.0 was started and shows "You are protected" and "Modules are up to date." However, the ESET Protect server still shows last connect Jan 10. Additionally, there are 239 Tasks in the task list and last executed date is not newer than Sep 2022! Any idea why the ESET Protect server does not appear to be connecting with any clients? What would be a good place to start troubleshooting? Thanks.

Hello. I'm taking over administrtion of an ESET Protect server which is deployed to our windows machines. I am bringing on a monitoring solution that requires me to be able to connect to certain windows servers on TCP/9182. The local machine's firewall says it's managed by ESET, so I can't make the changes there. Where can I find the documentation on how to accomplish this through the ESET Protect server. It's isn't immediately clear. Thanks.