nashaden 0 Posted April 8 Share Posted April 8 So, after searching the forum I've come accross a sollution to this problem, what in my case (up to 100 clients) should do the trick. In this article: ESET Rogue Detection Sensor policy settings | ESET Security Management Center | ESET Online Help it says that I can blacklist the IPs / MACs from being detected. The only thing I do not understand is: if I create such a policy what do I assignt it to? The ESET Protect machine? All my clients? I really do not get it... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators Marcos 3,740 Posted April 8 Administrators Share Posted April 8 You assign the RD sensor policy to the machine where RD Sensor is installed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ESET Staff MartinK 341 Posted April 8 ESET Staff Share Posted April 8 7 hours ago, nashaden said: So, after searching the forum I've come accross a sollution to this problem, what in my case (up to 100 clients) should do the trick. In this article: ESET Rogue Detection Sensor policy settings | ESET Security Management Center | ESET Online Help it says that I can blacklist the IPs / MACs from being detected. The only thing I do not understand is: if I create such a policy what do I assignt it to? The ESET Protect machine? All my clients? I really do not get it... As already mentioned, you have to assign it at least to device where RDSensor is actually installed, but nothing would happen if you assign it to group All - devices where no RDSensor is installed will ignore it, and in case you will deploy new sensor on different device in your network, it will share the same configuration. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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