no signature update via ERA

[XN04113]

I installed the nod32 antivirus business edition beta on our era test server.
The systems ran the new era beta too. Result: no chance to get signature update.
The client ist downloading some files - VERY slow - and at the last step called 1/2 it fails. I then switched the client to you productive era system (running 3.1.15). same problem.
Then I setup the internet update connection via our proxy and all went fine. I know switched back to internal era beta update and I will see what happens if the next signature update arrives.

regards
mike

[Marcos]

The beta uses some modules that are newer than those on the update servers and thus can update only from specific pre-release update servers.

[RyanW]

Thank you for the explanation.

[XN04113]

-{ Quote: "The beta uses some modules that are newer than those on the update servers and thus can update only from specific pre-release update servers." }-

So I can't test the new nod32 beta with the new RA beta?
Any chance to get the RA beta connection to the "pre-release update servers"?

I can't understand why two new released beta's are not playing togehter...

[techie007]

I installed the beta (NOD32 AV BE 4.2.22) on my personal machine for testing. It's reporting into RAS 3.1.11. At first I wasn't getting updates, but I went into the advanced settings of the beta client (AV-->Update-->Advanced update Setup) and turned on "Enable pre-release updates" and that seems to have fixed it.

Hope that helps. :)

[XN04113]

that works - great
where did you find this information - in any beta document by eset?

regards
mike

[Marcos]

In ERA4, it's possible to enable download of pre-release updates in the ERA setup - Advanced - Update server group -> Pre-release update servers. However, this is not recommended as ERA would distribute pre-release module updates to all clients updating from it which is probably not desired in corporate networks with production systems.

[XN04113]

Thanxxx - parameter changed
Only testclients with nod32 beta will connect to this server, no productive clients.

[techie007]

-{ Quote: "that works - great
where did you find this information - in any beta document by eset?" }-

Actually I just guessed. Luckily, it was my first guess.
:lurking: