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Don't copy these files. Use ePO for rolling out this change

Don't copy these files. Use ePO for rolling out this changes

Check "McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator 2.5.1 Server" Service is running on the ePO server.

1. Does anybody know how efficient is the Windows NT 4.0 with multiple processors? 2. Works 100% fine? 3. Is there any comparision document between NT 4.0 and Windows 2000? 4. Is any equation for calculating the actual CPU speed in a symetric multiprocessor enviroment? I mean If I have 4 CPUs...

Try this one too: if exist ("c:\epoagent\naimas32.exe") exit else use m: "\\fileshare\update$" $msgselect = messagebox("The EPO Agent will be installed, please click OK to proceed.","Epo Install",0) run...

Try SP1 for VirusScan 4.5.1...

It's very weird. Microsoft says that this hotfix is already included in the Exchenge SP4. You can check it out at: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q274832&ID=274832&GSSNB=1 Then search for the specific hotfix, which is Q248838. Maybe you'll have to ask to a MS tech...

darrnic: From where can I get this software (roocopy)? And is there another similar software that can be use for sincronicing files? Thanx

Darnic, the problem is about destination path, not source path, You're right about what you said. People you're right too, destination path was make for working with local paths. NAI tech support staff just told me, but I find kinda weird when you look at NAI's knowledge baseand find that there...

You're all right, ME is very good for small and medium business, but the thing is McAfee has scheduled to end all the support and there is a date for EOF (End-Of-Life). I think, as many manufactures, is a way for making customers to upgrade and pay for it. ePO works very well in all scenarios...

Go to http://vil.nai.com/vil/default.asp

- Download the CleanUp utility available at www.microsoft.com - Clean up the Temp folder. - Remove the folders inside the Winnt\Installer directory. - Clean up the registry and delete the folders: \PROGRAM FILES\NETWORK ASSOCIATES and \PROGRAM FILES\COMMON FILES\NETWORK ASSOCIATES

Go to http://www.mcafeeb2b.com/naicommon/download/upgrade/login.asp and type your grant number.

If you're having problems with the new engine (4150), downgrade to 4140. Use an old Superdat with the /f option

Try these: - Uninstalling the agent, removing the WINDOWS\SYSTEM\NTME folder, rebooting and reinstalling the agent. - Change the installation method: Push on or Pull Off. Do not use Batch install. I recommend Push on.

Sorry, the file is ME.ZIP

Hi all, I recommend you all to stop using ME (any version) and try out the brand new e-Policy Orchestrator 2.0. (from McAfee too) It's very good! For mUtech: Use the scripts that are avalaible in the NAI's web site for upgrading the engine. The specific file is MEUPGD.ZIP.

Hi darrnic, I would like to know what did you do in order to resolve this big problem. I'm handling a WAN that really needs to make this work. Thanks