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Mac OS 11, Intercept X EAP & TimeMachine

JayR

It seems that there is some evidence that TimeMachine Backups to NAS drives are disrupted by Intercept X EAP.

Basically, if you uninstall Sophos, it works, and if you install it, it doesn't. Is seen by anyone else?

Specifically it is a Western Digital EX2 Ultra NAS, connected by either cable or Wifi and the failure gives different errors, but usually the back up doe start, but stops after a few minutes. Connection to the share on the NAS through the finder are unaffected.




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    I had the same problem after the EAP was installed on my MacBook Pro with Intel silicon.  Due to high CPU load and the fans running all the time, I tried to remove the extensions that were not deleted during the EAP installation, but failed.  Then with SIP disabled, I uninstalled the EAP and installed the Endpoint 10.0.1 which then updated to 10.0.2 and then re-enabled SIP.  During troubleshooting, I had deleted the Time Machine folder on my Synology NAS and then created a new folder; Time Machine now works just fine.

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    I had the same problem after the EAP was installed on my MacBook Pro with Intel silicon.  Due to high CPU load and the fans running all the time, I tried to remove the extensions that were not deleted during the EAP installation, but failed.  Then with SIP disabled, I uninstalled the EAP and installed the Endpoint 10.0.1 which then updated to 10.0.2 and then re-enabled SIP.  During troubleshooting, I had deleted the Time Machine folder on my Synology NAS and then created a new folder; Time Machine now works just fine.

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