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Can't disable or change the password on V4 clients
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Same for V5
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Works fine here. Marked the "Password to unlock" item in the Configuration Editor, left no password set and then pushed the configuration to a client. Password protection was disabled on the client then.
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#4
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Maybe check your spelling - you may have spelled the passwort wrong
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task was successfull, but viewing the updated config shown that there is still a password... checking on client, there is the still the old password... all other configuration parameters seems to be work
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I was able to change the password as well as remove password protection completely on ESET Endpoint Security using ERA v5 fine. Perhaps a remote session or at least a video demonstrating the issue would give us a clue if you're doing it properly.
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All fine... we (the german support and i) discovered, that the default policy has even overwritten the password disable task cause in the default policy is a password set.
Possible ERAS could warn when setting up a configuration task that policy will overwrite it.
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