Clamxav 2.1 for mac#
Clamxav 2.1 mac os x#
Clamxav 2.1 install#
Clamxav 2.1 Patch#

System Center Endpoint Protection 4.x (Windows) Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1.x (Windows) Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.x (Windows) Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection 4.x (Windows) Support was enhanced for the following products: -ĪVG AntiVirus Free Edition 2015.x (Windows)īitdefender Antivirus Essential 1.x (Windows) System Center Configuration Manager 5.x (Windows) Symantec Hosted Endpoint Protection 2.x (Windows) #CLAMXAV 2.1 UPDATE#

Clamxav 2.1 for mac#

System Center Endpoint Protection for Mac 4.x (Mac OS X)ĭuring automatic upgrade, the ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent now uses HTTPS instead of HTTP to download the new OnGuard version. The ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent now supports Windows 10.

(#29159)Īfter the 6.5.3 release, an issue was identified with Windows 10 64-bit.

Clamxav 2.1 Patch#

Review the workaround instructions in #30090 to obtain a hotfix patch to address it.Ī new option, Disconnect Network Connections, was added to the Remediation Action For Network Connection Types Not Allowed drop-down list for Windows on the Network Connection Types form. This remediation action applies only to wireless network interfaces. When this option is selected, OnGuard will disconnect the wireless network interface. This provides an alternative to disabling the wireless interface when a wired interface is connected. The VPN component of the ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent was updated to match VIA 2.1.1.8. Some important enhancements are: (#29017)įor more details, refer the Aruba VIA 2.1.1.8 Release Notes on the Support site. *įor “Allow Only One Network Connection” and “Allow One Network Connection with VPN” configurations, if more than one network connection type is selected and the ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent detects more than one network connection type, then OnGuard gives priority to network connections in the order they were added to the list of allowed network connections. The first network connection that was added has the highest priority and is retained, and all other connections are disabled or disconnected. The ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent can now automatically upgrade without requesting the user’s permission.

Clamxav 2.1 install#

It updates automatically if the Upgrade Action is set to Download and Install on the OnGuard Settings page. (#27675, #27676)Ī new parameter, DESKTOPSHORTCUT, was added to the ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent installer for Windows. This parameter controls whether to create a desktop shortcut or not. A value of 1 will create a desktop shortcut when OnGuard is installed a value of 0 will not create the desktop shortcut. To use this parameter to install OnGuard without creating a desktop shortcut for it, use one of the following commands: (#27677)ĬlearPassOnGuardInstall.eye /DESKTOPSHORTCUT=0 The default value is 1 (creates shortcut).

Msiexec /i ClearPassOnGuardInstall.msi DESKTOPSHORTCUT=0 #CLAMXAV 2.1 INSTALL# The Override Server IPs field in OnGuard Settings now allows FQDN as well as IP addresses. This feature is available in Policy Manager at Administration > Agents and Software Updates > OnGuard Settings > Policy Manager Zones > Override Server IPs.

Clamxav 2.1 mac os x#

(#27811, #27818)Ī new health class, File Check, was added for both Mac OS X and Windows OS to check for the presence or absence of files. The ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent is now supported on Ubuntu OS.Īuto-Remediation is not supported for the File Check health class. The ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent Installer for the Ubuntu OS can be downloaded from Administration > Agents and Software Updates > OnGuard Settings. As part of support for the Ubuntu OS, the ClearPass OnGuard Unified Agent user interface now has an OnGuard tab and a Common tab, and the Diagnostics tab now includes Health Logs. Currently, only two health classes are supported for Ubuntu: Services and AntiVirus. Support for the Persistent Agent for Ubuntu was added in the Beta 1 release. In the Beta 2 release, support was added for the Dissolvable Agent, with Firefox supported on the Native Agent and Chrome supported on the Java-based Agent.