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SQL Server Native Client 11.0 errors after update to EFSW 7.0.12014.0


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Does anyone encounters issue with SQL Server Native Client 11.0 after update to 7.0 of File Security ? I get the attached error every 30 minutes, and it was not present with 6.5. After I uninstalled EFSW 7.0 I can confirm the issue is gone.

Any idea ?

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Does any of the following make a difference?
- disabling real-time protection and rebooting the machine
- disabling HIPS and rebooting the machine
- disabling protocol filtering

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Disabling HIPS seems to do the trick, no more messages after the reboot. How can we fix this ?

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I tried this as well but the issue happens again after a reboot I think.

Only way is disabling HIPS or uninstalling native client

also, it only happens on server 2016, not isolated issue it happens on all of them with native client. 2012R2 doesn’t seems to be affected.

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Does it make a difference if you keep HIPS enabled and temporarily disable only Self-defense (followed by a reboot)?

Also please provide a debug HIPS log that you create as follows:
- have HIPS and Self-defense enabled (after re-enabling either, the machine has to be restarted)
- enable logging of blocked operations in the advanced HIPS setup
- reproduce the problem
- disable logging

Gather logs with ELC and post the generated archive here.

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On 10/23/2018 at 1:23 PM, Marcos said:

Does it make a difference if you keep HIPS enabled and temporarily disable only Self-defense (followed by a reboot)?

Also please provide a debug HIPS log that you create as follows:
- have HIPS and Self-defense enabled (after re-enabling either, the machine has to be restarted)
- enable logging of blocked operations in the advanced HIPS setup
- reproduce the problem
- disable logging

Gather logs with ESET Log Collector and post the generated archive here.

Yes, disabling only self-defense is enough to fix the issue.

Unfortunately, there are no logs in the HIPS event log at the same time of the event, still I collected the logs as requested. I send them via PM.

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Hi. We worked with support on this and had this excellent response to the issue:

Update for Case #207376 - "SQL Error with EFS"

 

 

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Email content removed. The text is a verbatim copy of developer's reponse.
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