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Installed new Enterprise Console, now it denies me access

frankie

I have installed version 4 of Enterprise Console and Sophos Endpoint security and control 9, I successfully scanned the network, organised client PC's into groups and created policies for these groups

Now when I try to open EC I get the message;

"User  <domain>\administrator

Is not assigned to any sub-estates, you must be a member of at least one sub-estate to run the console"

What exactly is a sub-estate and how do I set one up?

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    Are you trying to open a "remote console"?

    Forget the roles and sub-estates for the moment (you can read it up later). Sophos install several local users and groups and the user accessing the console must be a member of a group with sufficient rights. On the management server add the user(s) to the "Sophos Full Administrators" group and you are done (for the moment). You can also add a Domain Security Group.

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    Are you trying to open a "remote console"?

    Forget the roles and sub-estates for the moment (you can read it up later). Sophos install several local users and groups and the user accessing the console must be a member of a group with sufficient rights. On the management server add the user(s) to the "Sophos Full Administrators" group and you are done (for the moment). You can also add a Domain Security Group.

    Christian

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