To add your internet proxy settings to the ESET Endpoint Encryption
(EEE) Server, please perform the following steps;
* Log in to the EEE Server
* Click on CONTROL PANEL in the top right hand corner of the EEE
Server
* Click GLOBAL SETTINGS from t...
By default the ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) Server uses HTTP
communication on port 80 if available. If port 80 is not available
during install time, the pre-install will offer the user the choice of
a different port on which to enable HTTP.
It is poss...
If you have installed the ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) Server using
the 'all in one' package from our website you can enable SSL/HTTPS
settings in the Control Panel.
* Access the EEE Server CONTROL PANEL
* Select GLOBAL SETTINGS
* Click APACHE S...
When a user activates their machine with the ESET Endpoint Encryption
(EEE) Server the process updates the HKEY_CURRENT_USER branch of the
registry with their activation details and a file known as the
Key-file is created within their Windows user profile...
THIS ARTICLE APPLIES TO ESET ENDPOINT ENCRYPTION (EEE) SERVER 2.5.0
OR LATER ONLY
The EEE Server contains a number of template which is uses when
generating emails sent to users. These emails could be for different
reasons, such as supplying the user a n...
After installing a managed ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) client the
Activation Required dialog will be displayed to any user of the system
who has not performed the activation process.
It is possible to prevent this dialog from being displayed
automati...
ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) Removable Media Encryption (RME) policy
can be complex to configure correctly because of the interaction of
both the Workstation Policies and the users' Key File policies.
In basic terms, Workstation Policy will control th...
For most users the normal ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) Server RME
group policy and workstation policies provide enough flexibility.
In instances where a particular user or group of users requires the
ability to temporarily override policy and allow th...
There may be situations where you are enforcing Removable Media
Encryption (RME) policy but have particular USB devices that you wish
to exclude from the policy. The ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) Server
supports the ability to whitelist devices by use of...
Workstation Policy can be used to control how ESET Endpoint Encryption
Server (EEE Server) controlled workstations function. To modify the
Workstation Policy settings follow the guide below.
MODIFYING THE WORKSTATION POLICY
* Login to the EEE Server....
The Group Policy of a user or team of users can be updated remotely
from the ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) Server.
MODIFYING THE GROUP POLICY
* Login to the EEE Server.
* Select the USERS branch or user sub team of the navigation tree as
appropria...
When a workstation is managed by an ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE)
Server, the administrator can specify requirements of passwords
specified by users. This allows them to ensure secure passwords are
used and that security compliance is met.
The Password...
WHAT IS SELF ENROLMENT?
The new Self Enrolment feature provides automatic activation for
systems that are on the same local network as the ESET Endpoint
Encryption (EEE) Server. When a user logs into their domain account,
the EEE Server is contacted a...
PROBLEM
The error occurs when you are attempting to delete a user from the
ESET Endpoint Encryption Server.
Failed to delete : The user cannot be deleted at this time because
their licence is still being downloaded. This could be as a result of
a licen...
