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PureMessage installed - Manage Sophos AV with Enterprise Console

mpq247

I recently installed PureMessage for Exchange.  As expected, it installed Sophos Endpoint Protection with the proper Exchange exclusions.   How do I "move" the EPP protection of my exchange server to the our Enterprise Console that controls EPP for our desktop computers?  I've built the updating policy and have a group for the exchange server in SEC, but am confused on how to bring it in as a managed computer.

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    Hello mpq247,

    only the last item (6) is of relevance. I read between the lines that running setup.exe from the CID won't harm the Puremessage installation (might not even be necessary to uninstall AutoUpdate first).

    Another option would be:

    • Open the SESC GUI -> Configure updating
    • Set the Primary location to the applicable CID (your update location)
    • Set the Secondary to Sophos, close the GUI
    • Edit the file C:\ProgramData\Sophos\AutoUpdate\Config\iupd.cfg, scroll to the section
      ;RMS 2000/XP
[iProductData.{390DCDC2-10A9-4ef3-B8D8-0CA7F0E7EB92}]
AllowLocalConfig = 1
    • change the next line (likely contains Action = 0x200107) to
      Action = 0x400107

    AutoUpdate should then download RMS from the CID and install it.

    HTH

    Christian

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    Hello mpq247,

    only the last item (6) is of relevance. I read between the lines that running setup.exe from the CID won't harm the Puremessage installation (might not even be necessary to uninstall AutoUpdate first).

    Another option would be:

    • Open the SESC GUI -> Configure updating
    • Set the Primary location to the applicable CID (your update location)
    • Set the Secondary to Sophos, close the GUI
    • Edit the file C:\ProgramData\Sophos\AutoUpdate\Config\iupd.cfg, scroll to the section
      ;RMS 2000/XP
[iProductData.{390DCDC2-10A9-4ef3-B8D8-0CA7F0E7EB92}]
AllowLocalConfig = 1
    • change the next line (likely contains Action = 0x200107) to
      Action = 0x400107

    AutoUpdate should then download RMS from the CID and install it.

    HTH

    Christian

    :57154
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