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Event Error: 1001 Unable to download the current signature

Crayadder

Hello there,

Perusing the Event viewer on our Enterprise Console server I noticed the following errors  repeated every hour in the Application folder:

Error 1013 - Failure processin repository provider (Unable to download the current signature)

Error 1001 - Unable to download the current signature (The remote name could not be resolved: 'nacsigdefupdate.sophos.com')

The Source is the Sophos NAC. We don't use it, but I would like to know what is causing these and how I can stop them as they are filling up the events.

I have attached a copy of our Application Events for reference. You will need to change the extension back to .evt to view it properly.

Thanks for you help.

Damon

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    Thank you for the quick replies Sandy and Christian.

    Christian, we definitaly didn't install NAC manager, but checking services I find the following services that are running: Sophos NAC Agent Report Service, Sophos NAC Enforcer Report Service, and Sophos NAC Host Service.

    Can I get away with just diasbling them? Is their something I should uninstall that won't affect the Enterprise Console?

    Thanks,

    Damon

    :57986
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    Thank you for the quick replies Sandy and Christian.

    Christian, we definitaly didn't install NAC manager, but checking services I find the following services that are running: Sophos NAC Agent Report Service, Sophos NAC Enforcer Report Service, and Sophos NAC Host Service.

    Can I get away with just diasbling them? Is their something I should uninstall that won't affect the Enterprise Console?

    Thanks,

    Damon

    :57986
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