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1. Custom policy block Edit option for user. 2. Manual edit client settings


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Hello, 

i'm new here and i started using Eset Protect system. I hope you could help me to solve 2 problems which i'm facing right now.

 

1. When i'm creating new policy and set it for client, it automaticly lock editing this menu in client Eset program. Example I want to add new rule for firewall, to open/close some port. I'm sending policy to client, and it automatlicly lock possibility to edit this option for user.  In Protect panel there are 3 options on left side of each option (empty circle, full circle and lightning bolt) default when i change something middle one is selected which is desribed as locking options for user after applying policy. Empty one should set change but not blocking this option, however instead of it it totaly remove setted paramteres from policy, and when i open it again it is empty.

 

2. When i choose user i can review thier setting of firewall etc. however i can't edit it, is there a way to unlock editing options and it will be applied for client? 

 

Thank you very much for your support. 

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You can't edit settings set by a policy unless activating override mode via a policy.

As for firewall rules, you can choose how the rules set by the policy will be merged with local rules on the clients:

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The higher a rule is in the list, the higher priority it has.

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1. About the rules i'm doing it exactly as you show and it is working (selecting Append). But it automaticly lock option of edit on client side. When i apply changes, option change on client side to view mode for end station user, he can't edit it no more.  Is there a way to not locking it?

 

2. As i understand i can edit it only by using policy. I can reveiew but net edit in protect clients menu.

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If you use append or prepend method, you can set up your own rules when you switch the view to "Show local rules" in the firewall rule editor:

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