Aryeh Goretsky

Hello,

Just to add to my colleague @Marcos suggestion, I would strongly recommend you back up any important information stored on the drive, as it sounds like it has begun to fail.  SSD failure modes can be very problematic in terms of data recovery, so it is a very good idea to make sure any type of information you have on the drive which is valuable to y ou is saved in one (or more) backups.
After you have gotten your important information backed up, check with the SSD manufacturer to see what diagnostic software they offer to check the drive, as that may provide you with additional information/insight into what is happening, as well as what options are available, such as replacing the drive under warranty, and so forth.

Regards,

Aryeh Goretsky

As I wrote, the license I found was for 1 computer, not for 3. Please contact the seller if you actually extended it to 3 computers.

ESMC should be installed only on server systems. We do not recommend nor guarantee that installing it on Windows 10 home will work.
Is the Tomcat service running? Please check this out: https://support.eset.com/en/kb6752-apache-tomcat-is-not-running-service-could-not-starthow-do-i-fix-this-problem-esmc-7x
Does it work if you access it via http?

It should be the same product, "Multi device security" is an older name of a package that is not used any more. With a license you can download any version of the product you've purchased, including any future versions.

There are many reasons for that, not just one. One of the things we do is that the resource-intensive code emulation is done once and the result is cached for future use so advanced heuristics doesn't have to emulate files each time they are accesses and scanned. Then there are other safe caching mechanisms to ensure that files are re-scanned only when needed (e.g. after module updates), trusted / whitelisted files are scanned less frequently, etc. which also positively affects performance.

This is an early announcement related to the end of life for ema.eset.com (EMA1). As we're completing the migration of MSPs to EMA2 (msp.eset.com), the aim is to phase out EMA1 completely by the end of the year.
 
For more in-depth information and details, please consult the below links:
ESET MSP Administrator V1 to V2 Migration Process FAQ: https://help.eset.com/ema/en-US/migration_faq.html  ESET MSP Administrator versions feature comparison (EMA1/EMA2): https://www.eset.com/int/business/msp-administrator/ More about ESET MSP Administrator V2: https://help.eset.com/ema/2/en-US/ How to use EMA2 with your ESMC https://help.eset.com/msp_getting_started/en-INT/  There will be more detailed information about what this specifically means coming via the usual channels and you'll be informed about any action steps that may arise as part of this EOL initiative.

Contact the seller and ask for a refund.

You have activated Anti-Theft on "DO....Y-LAPTOP", the name of the phantom account is "zyssowmqbx". You can disable AT via the AT portal https://anti-theft.eset.com. On "DESKTOP-J.....J-R......p" the name of the phantom account is "fkiynygdck".
 

gary11111,
Please try to open B&P from the shortcut and go to your bank site, FF should work fine for you this way.
With FF and ESET banking and payment a separate profile is created. You may set your personal security you wish FF to use with B&P in this profile by just opening B&P and choosing FF "options" while in the B&P window (you can use tighter security than normal browser for example).
Personally I love this method of operation, I have just my secure payment sites in the B&P profile. I open B&P from the desktop shortcut when I want to have its extra level of protection while making payments. I even organize my favorites in that profile making the house finances very efficient.  
Getting every site to open as desired is quite a challenge with modern site design. If you supply your bank site the moderators may be able to pass that on to developers to see why it is not opening automatically.
I hope this may help in your enjoyment of ESET, in my opinion one of the best  -- ebill

Yes. The domain in question has began to resolve to an IP address that was blocked 2 years ago due to malware.

The FP will be fixed in a few minutes. The IP address has been blocked since 2018.

Thanks to Marcos - I got help really fast!

ESET NOD32 Antivirus for Linux desktop is a legacy product. Legacy products do not support activation but require a username and password for update.These are not usually included in the license email since current products require only a license key for activation but can be provided by customer care on request.
I'm gonna send you a personal message with your U/P momentarily.

It looks like things have been fixed on the web server. Likely there was an issue with expired OCSP responses by the server.

This feature is intended for common users who have been hit by malware which changed some system settings and policies. Using the tool the user can reset particular settings and thus avoid reinstallation of the OS.
The tool was in no way meant to be for experienced users who can fix possible issues themselves. 

According to https://support.eset.com/en/kb3678-is-my-eset-product-supported-eset-end-of-life-policy-home-products, v9 reached EOL in Dec 2019. We do not provide technical support and do not guarantee any further module updates for v9 and older.

The latest consumer version with support for Windows XP is version 9 which reached end of life in Dec 2019. While we still provide module updates for it and will continue to provide them for some more time, module updates are not guaranteed for unsupported products that have reached EOL and can be discontinued without a prior notice.

Both products are more-less same in terms of protection features. On the othet hand taking part in tests is quite costly so AV makers have to make decisions about spending the money effectively which is one of the reasons for that.

Hello,

Yes.  Most are going to be detected as spyware, but also detections of trojans or agents are possible as well.

Regards,

Aryeh Goretsky
 

Hello, everyone,
now it works again.
After a tip here in the forum I uninstalled and reinstalled the software several times.
At the first attempts I had problems with the activation, but this worked without problems at the fourth or fifth attempt.
Now my NOD32 runs also under Fedora 31 with kernel 5.6.x without problems.
Happy Easter and stay healthy at home

AMON is the former name of the real-time protection module. We still call it internally that way and also real-time protection driver in the latest v13 is called eamonm.sys.

I gather amon is just a part of eset? Interesting to see how the GUI and GUIs in general have changed over the years

Oh this is very old! , I never had my hands on it , it would be awesome to have our hands on the installers again to make some fun with XP virtual machines , but I guess that is not possible
But I miss those days , golden time.
When you had to remove Norton because it's eating most of the 512MB of RAM and switching to ESET for it being light on the PC
v2 Control Panel I found it :
 

Cherishing memories




 

 

 

Just some photos I found on the internet that can bring some good moments and make your white hair shine brighter.



 
Hmmm , I used to love that GUI ! , so simple and basic but powerful.