How to use the Endpoint Security Package Designer
Last Modified: 2022-03-25 05:25:33 Etc/GMT
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How to use the Endpoint Security Package Designer
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KB86438
Last Modified: 2022-03-25 05:25:33 Etc/GMT Environment
Endpoint Security (ENS) Adaptive Threat Protection 10.6.x ENS Firewall 10.6.x ENS Package Designer (ENSPD) ENS Threat Prevention 10.6.x ENS Web Control 10.6.x SummaryThis article provides a simple guide for the ENSPD tool. The ENSPD tool takes you through creating a product package
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To download the ENS installer package:
Your custom package is stored in the destination folder specified in step 2. You can check in the custom package to ePO so that any executable that needs to run, runs during the ENS deployment from ePO.
NOTE: If you encounter any issues when you install the ENS Adaptive Threat Protection module with the ENSPD, contact Technical Support.
Does ENSPD check into ePO?
No. It's a standalone application. Why use ENSPD where ENS is unmanaged or standalone? A primary purpose of ENSPD is to apply policy configurations in the absence of ePO management. What happens when an ENSPD installation becomes managed by ePO? When an ePO-managed McAfee Agent enforces the ePO-defined policies, the ENSPD settings are replaced. What modules does ENSPD currently support for customizing policies? ENSPD supports customizing policies for Threat Prevention, Firewall, and Web Control. Which ENS package do I specify as the source? Use the standalone complete installer package. When you use an update release, make sure that you use the repost standalone installer package. Update and hotfix packages aren't supported as source packages. See the section "Include ENS product updates in a custom installer package" for details about how to install ENS product updates with ENSPD. Can I add my custom package to ePO? Yes. Unzip the customized output package. You see individual package files for Threat Prevention (TP), Web Control (WC), Firewall (FW), and Common modules. Check in these modules to ePO. Can my custom package also preserve settings when I upgrade older versions? No. The preserve settings functionality is ignored. Affected ProductsLanguages:This article is available in the following languages: |
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