Eset Business, Passwords on Clients Eset

Hey Guys,


We are testing Eset Nod32 Business

But is there a possiblity to add a password to the clients on their Nod32 so they cant disable the Realtime protection and cannot Uninstall Nod32?


I hope to hear soon from you guys


Thanks in Advance,


Frans

 

Yes this is possible.

From out the ESS/EAV GUI:
Advanced Setup (F5) --> User interface --> Access Setup

From the configuration editor (ERA):
ESET Smart Security, ESET NOD32 Antivirus --> ESET Kernel --> Setup --> Protect setup parameters

 

Thanks ,

Im going to test this tomorrow.

 

It all worked out well.


Thanks again


Now i need to test logon script things and stuff, the Remote Install works.

 

Good luck with that, if you need any help you know where to ask .

 

Uhmmm cant get the logon script working, not very exprienced with Logon scripts.

i have a .bat now with

\\Server\Logon\einstaller.exe as script thing do i also need other commands for it?


other question (im reading the documentation at the moment so i maybe find something).

How do i import a template with the same settings as the remote install package in the packages (or something like it).


thanks in advance.

 

I personally don't use the einstaller.exe to deploy ESET on the network, so I don't know common errors with that cause I don't have experience with it. So unless you got some error I cant help you with that, but using login scripts to install software normally is restricted by the users permissions.

Deploying ESET with ERA (push clients) or with Group Policy is a easier way to do so. The ERA manual overviews both tasks and you can also find info on those topics on the forum and the ESET knowledge-base.

About importing settings with installation, this is easy to do with the 'managing packages' option in ERA, you just select (or create) a configuration file. After that you can make a new package and push it out.
The MSI installer also always picks up a config named 'cfg.xml' if its located in the same directory the installer is run.

Hope this helps.