Push installation to W2K8 R2

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  1. Carello

    Carello Registered Member

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    Hi,

    I've been trying for a couple of weeks to get ESET Remote Administrator working with Windows 2008 R2 servers, but no matter what I do I cannot push installations to these servers.

    The servers are running Windows Server 2008 R2 in a virtual environment (VMWare) with ESET Remote Administrator Server installed on a 2008 R2 server and the Remote Administrator Console on another.
    The servers on which I'm trying to push installations to are all running Windows 2008 R2 with identical patches and applications, and they're all running as Remote Desktop Session Host servers (formerly Terminal Services).

    The error I'm getting is "Access Denied" a few seconds after trying to push the installation packages to the servers;

    I've been trying all kinds of different username/password combinations with the domain name when pushing the installations, nothing works.
    I've read something about a service called "ESET Remote Installation service", that must be run as domain admin, but no such service exists on ANY of my servers!

    Please, I desperatly need to get this working within 2 days, or I have to move on to another antivirus supplier.
     
  2. Marcos

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    The service is called "ESET Remote Adminstrator Server". Make sure it's configured to run in the account of a domain administrator.
     
  3. Carello

    Carello Registered Member

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    Thank you Marcos.
    The documentation states the service is called "ESET Remote Administration Installation Service", which would explain why it does not exist.

    With that service configured to run as an account with domain admin rights, the remote installations work just fine - now if I could only figure out how to speed up the Remote Administrator refresh interval, 45 minutes for newly installed clients to show up does not sit well with me :)
     
  4. jimwillsher

    jimwillsher Registered Member

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    That's easy, it's in the config that you push out to the clients. We have our checking in every 5 minutes, so the very most we have to wait from installation is around 5minutes (upto 10 minutes when upgrading).

    Just tweak the setting to suit: Miscellaneous > Remote Administration > Interval betwen connections.



    Jim
     
  5. Carello

    Carello Registered Member

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    Thanks, I almost have things up and running now, just a few more things to sort out.
     
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