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Exclude Process, the regkey still working ?

Hi,


I saw on other topics that we can exclude process for the realtime scan (many like https://community.sophos.com/products/endpoint-security-control/f/3/p/4011/9339)
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I tried to do the same, with 2 basics process : notepad.exe and savtst32.exe

But it still scanning :(

Here, my regkey :

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SAVOnAccess]
"ExcludedProcess0"="notepad.exe"
"ExcludedProcess1"="savtst32.exe"

Context : Sophos Endpoint Security and Control, version 10.6.3.537

Have you an idea plz?



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  • I think you can make process exclusions in the SAV UI as of 10.6.3. Isn't process a new entry in the drop down? It doesn't set the registry keys but in the config file.

    The registry key should still work.  The driver has to be reloaded to read the keys, so either restart or do:


    net stop savservice

    net stop savonaccess

    net start savonaccess

    net start savservice

    You can certainly do them with Central managed server.



    Regards,
    Jak

  • I'm experiencing the same issue (with 10-6-3-VE3-64-3). New process exclusions via registry do not work (tested incl. reboot). The same for new process exclusions via the new drop-down in SAV UI (tested with net stop/start savservice&savonaccess only). I am not yet sure if existing exclusions via registry still work or not (as my backup jobs do not show a significant droip in performance)

    Regards

    Thomas

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  • I'm experiencing the same issue (with 10-6-3-VE3-64-3). New process exclusions via registry do not work (tested incl. reboot). The same for new process exclusions via the new drop-down in SAV UI (tested with net stop/start savservice&savonaccess only). I am not yet sure if existing exclusions via registry still work or not (as my backup jobs do not show a significant droip in performance)

    Regards

    Thomas

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