Use Apache HTTP Proxy to configure a mirror on large networks To minimize Internet traffic and maximize security on networks where ESET Remote Administrator 6 or later is used to manage a large number of clients, we recommend that you use Apache HTTP Proxy, rather than configure a client as a mirror. Apache HTTP Proxy can be installed along with ESET Remote Administrator Server (ERA Server) using the all-in-one installer, or as a standalone component if you have already installed ERA Server. Enable the mirror feature on your client workstation. On the client workstation where you want to create a mirror server,. Press F5 on your keyboard to access Advanced setup. Click Update and expand Profiles → Mirror. ERA 6.4 users Click Update and expand Mirror.

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Click the slider bar next to Create update mirror to enable it. We recommend that you define a Username and Password for clients to access the update mirror.

Click OK when you are finished. EFSW users: Figure 1-1. Note the IP address or fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the client computer where you created the update mirror. You will use this information to configure policy settings so that other clients will download updates from this mirror. Proceed to part II when you have this information.

Configure policy settings so that clients download updates from the mirror. (ERA Web Console) in your web browser and log in. Click Admin → Policies and select the policy assigned to client workstations that will receive updates from the mirror you created in part I. Click Policies → Edit. Figure 2-1 Click the image to view larger in new window. Expand Settings, click Update and expand Profiles → Basic. Deselect Choose automatically under Update Server.

Type the IP address of the client where you created a mirror, followed by a colon and the port used, into the Update server field (for example, http://10.30.50.110:2221). ERA 6.4 users Expand Settings, click Update and expand Basic. Deselect Choose automatically under Update Server. Type the IP address of the client where you created a mirror, followed by a colon and the port used, into the Update server field (for example,. If you defined a username and password for clients to access the mirror, type them into the appropriate fields under Updating From Mirror. Click Finish when you are finished making changes. Client computers assigned this policy will receive the new settings next time they check in (by default, clients check in every 20 minutes).

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. Make sure that ERAS is installed.

On your server, press the Windows key + R, type appwiz.cpl into the blank field and then click OK. Make sure that ESET Remote Administrator Server appears in the list of installed applications. Find the address of your ERAS. On a client computer with an ESET endpoint product installed, and press F5 to access Advanced setup.

Expand Tools → Remote administration. ESET Smart Security Business Edition or ESET NOD32 Antivirus Business Edition users: Expand Miscellaneous → Remote Administration. The address shown in the Server address field is the address that ERAC should be configured to connect to.

Figure 2-1 Click the image to view larger in new window. Check your connection settings in ERAC and compare them to the values from your client computer. Open the ESET Remote Administrator Console (ERAC) by clicking Start → All Programs → ESET → ESET Remote Administrator Console → ESET Remote Administrator Console.

Double-click the connection status indicator at the bottom right to open the Console Options window. Figure 2-2 Click the image to view larger in new window. Make sure that the correct connection is selected from the Select connection drop-down menu. The address and the port used to connect should both be displayed. If ERAC and your ERAS are installed on the same system, the server name may be localhost.

Figure 2-3 Click the image to view larger in new window. Press the Windows key + R, type CMD into the blank field and then click OK. Type the following command into the command prompt and press Enter: netstat -ano more. If you are using default settings, this command should produce a response similar to the example shown below: Proto Local Address Foreign Address State PID TCP 0.0.0.0:2223 0.0.0.0:0 Listening 888.

Open Task Manager and make sure that ERAS is using port 2223. Press CTRL + ALT + Delete and click Task Manager. Click the Processes tab. If you do not see a PID column, click View → Select Columns and select the check box next to PID.

Figure 3-1 Click the image to view larger in new window. Click the PID column header to sort processes by their PID. Locate the process era.exe and make sure that the PID shown here matches the PID that you identified in step 3. Figure 3-2 Click the image to view larger in new window. If the ERAS service ( era.exe) is not listening for network connections, make sure that the service is running. To do so, follow the steps in section 4 below.

Make sure that the ERAS service is running on your server. Press the Windows key + R, type Services.msc into the blank field and then click OK. Locate the ESET Remote Administrator Server entry in the Name column.

Make sure that Started is displayed in the Status column. If it is not started, select the service and click Start. Figure 4-1 Click the image to view larger in new window. If the service will not start because of the error 'Errror: The ESET Remote Administrator Server service on Local Computer started and then stopped.

Some services stop automatically if they are not in use by other services or programs,'. If you continue to receive the error 'Incorrect Username/Password,'. Verify the hostname and IP address of the computer where ERAS is installed. Press the Windows key + R, type CMD into the blank field and then click OK.

Type the following command into the command prompt dialog and press Enter: IPCONFIG /ALL The hostname and IP address of your server will be displayed. Type the following command into the command prompt dialog and press Enter: NSLOOKUP. Verify that the results of the NSLOOKUP command match those of the IPCONFIG command. Figure 5-1 Click the image to view larger in new window. Make sure the computer where ERAC is installed can connect to the ERAS over your network. Press the Windows key + R, type CMD into the blank field and then click OK. Type the following command into the command prompt dialog and press Enter: PING%servername% Where%servername% is replaced by the servername for the computer where ERAS is installed.

A successful ping will result in multiple replies from the server and 0% loss of data. Figure 5-2 Click the image to view larger in new window. If the servername cannot be resolved, repeat the ping command using the server's IP address. Use Telnet Client to verify that the proper ports are open. If Telnet is not installed You can install Telnet from an administrative command prompt using the following command:. pkgmgr /iu:'TelnetClient'.

Press the Windows key + R, type CMD into the blank field and then click OK. Type the following command into the command prompt dialog and press Enter: TELNET%hostname% 2223 or%IP address% 2223 Where%hostname% and%IP address% represent these values for the computer where ERAS is installed and 2223 is the port used by default (change this value if your system uses a different port). If the TELNET command is not successful, verify that are open. Connect to your ERAS using its IP address rather than its servername. Open the ESET Remote Administrator Console (ERAC) by clicking Start → All Programs → ESET → ESET Remote Administrator Console → ESET Remote Administrator Console.

Double-click the connection status indicator at the bottom right to open the Console Options window. Figure 5-6 Click the image to view larger in new window. Click Add/Remove. Figure 5-7 Click the image to view larger in new window. Type the correct server address into the Server field, leave the port set to 2223 if you are using default port settings and then click Add/Save. Figure 5-8. Make sure that the new connection has been added to the list of available connections in the Select connection drop-down menu.

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Click Connect.