ESET PROTECT On-Prem

Offline | Go online

ESET PROTECT On-Prem – Table of Contents

# Computer Details

Copy current article URL Share via email

To get computer details, select a client computer in a Static or Dynamic Group and click View Details or the computer name to see the Computer preview side panel.

The Inspect icon opens the ESET Inspect Web Console Computers section. ESET Inspect On-Prem is only available when you have ESET Inspect On-Prem subscription and ESET Inspect On-Prem connected to ESET PROTECT On-Prem. A Web Console user requires Read permission or higher for either Access to ESET Inspect or ESET Inspect User.

The window consists of the following parts:

## Overview

### Computer

•Click the edit icon to change the computer's name or description. You can select Allow Duplicate Name if there is already another managed computer with the same name.

•Click Select tags to assign tags.

•FQDN—fully qualified domain name of the computer

|  | If your client computers and ESET PROTECT Server use Active Directory, you can automate filling Name and Description with Static Group Synchronization.

•Parent Group—Change the parent Static group of the computer.

•IP—the IP address of the machine.

•Applied Policies Count—Click the number to see the applied policies list.

•Member of Dynamic Groups—The list of Dynamic Groups in which the client computer was present during the latest replication.

### Hardware

This tile lists key hardware parameters, operating system information and unique identifiers. Click the tile to view the Details > Hardware tab. See also hardware inventory.

### Alerts

•Alerts—Link to list of problems with current computer.

•Unresolved Detections Count—Count of unresolved detections. Click the count to see the list of unresolved detections.

•Last Connected Time—Last Connected displays the date and time of last connection of the managed device. A green dot indicates that the computer connected less than 10 minutes ago. The Last Connected information gets highlighted to indicate that the computer is not connecting:

o Yellow (warning)—computer is not connecting for 2–14 days.

oRed (error)—computer is not connecting for more than 14 days.

•Last Boot Time—The date and time of the last start for the managed device. The managed computer needs ESET Management Agent 10.0 and later for the Last Boot Time. An earlier Agent version reports n/a.

•Last Scan Time—Time information for the last scan.

•Detection Engine—Version of detection engine on the target device.

•Updated—The update status.

### Modules & Subscriptions

List of ESET applications installed on the computer. Click the tile to view the Details > Modules & Subscriptions tab.

### Encryption

The encryption tile is visible only on workstations that support ESET Full Disk Encryption.

•Click Encrypt Computer to start the Enable Encryption wizard.

•When the encryption is active, click Manage to manage encryption options.

•If the user cannot log in with their password or the encrypted data on the workstation is not accessible due to a technical problem, the administrator can initiate the encryption recovery process.

### ESET LiveGuard Advanced

The tile provides basic service information and has two statuses:

•White—The default state. After the ESET LiveGuard Advanced is activated and working, the tile is still in the white state.

•Yellow—If there is a problem with the ESET LiveGuard Advanced service, the tile turns yellow and displays information about the issue.

|  | You need the ESET LiveGuard Advanced subscription to activate ESET LiveGuard Advanced.

Available actions:

•Enable—Click Enable to set up the activation task and policy for the ESET LiveGuard Advanced service on the current machine. (Other alternatives to enable ESET LiveGuard Advanced: Click a computer or the gear icon next to a static group and select Platform modules > Enable ESET LiveGuard to activate and enable the ESET LiveGuard Advanced.) In the configuration window, select the protection level and click Enable ESET LiveGuard:

o Optimal protection (recommended)—At-risk files, including document types that support macros, will be sent to a secure ESET server for automated scanning and behavioral analysis. Access to the files is limited until they have been evaluated as safe.

o Basic protection—ESET LiveGuard Advanced will scan a limited set of files.

•Submitted files—The list of all files submitted to ESET servers.

The following changes occur after enabling ESET LiveGuard Advanced:

•The ESET LiveGuard dashboard will display the enhanced reporting of ESET LiveGuard Advanced from your managed network.

•Each device with ESET LiveGuard Advanced will have the enabled ESET LiveGrid® Reputation System and ESET LiveGrid® Feedback System. Check your device policies.

### Users

•Logged users (computers only)—Domain and username of the users logged on the device.

•Assigned users

o Click Assign user to assign a user from Computer Users to this device.

|  | A computer can be assigned to a maximum of 200 users in one operation.

o Click the trash icon to unassign a current user.

oClick the assigned user's username to display their account details.

### Virtualization

The tile shows VDI settings after marking the computer as master for cloning. Click the gear icon to change the VDI settings.

The following buttons are available at the bottom:

•Click the Network Isolation button to run the network isolation client tasks on the computer:

o Isolate from network

o End network isolation

•Virtualization button is used to set up the computer for cloning. It is required when computers are cloned or computers' hardware is changed.

o Mark as Master for Cloning

o Disable hardware detection—Disable detection of the hardware changes permanently. This action is irreversible!

o Unmark as Master for Cloning—Remove the master flag. After this is applied, each new cloning of the machine results in a question.

|  | Hardware fingerprint detection is not supported on: •Linux, macOS •machines without ESET Management Agent

## Configuration

Configuration tab—Contains list of configurations of installed ESET applications (ESET Management Agent, ESET endpoint, etc.). Available actions are:

•Click Request configuration to create a task for ESET Management Agent to collect all the managed application configurations. After the task is delivered to ESET Management Agent, it is executed immediately, and the results are delivered to ESET PROTECT Server on the next connection. This will allow you to see the list of all managed application configurations.

•Open a configuration via the context menu and convert it to a policy. Click a configuration to see it in the viewer.

•When you open the configuration, you can convert it to a policy. Click Convert to Policy, the current configuration will be transferred to the policy wizard, and you can modify and save the configuration as a new policy.

•Download a configuration for diagnostics and support purposes. Click a selected configuration and click Download for diagnostics in the drop-down menu.

Applied Policies tab—A list of policies applied to the device. If you have applied a policy for an ESET application or ESET application feature that is not installed on the computer, the listed policy is unavailable.

|  | You can see the policies assigned to the selected device as well as policies applied to groups containing the device. There is a lock icon next to locked (uneditable) policies—specific built-in policies (for example, the Auto-updates policy or ESET LiveGuard policies) or policies where the user has the Read, but not Write permission.

Click Manage Policies to manage, edit, assign or delete a policy. Policies are applied based on their order (Policy Order column). To change the policy application priority, select the check box next to a policy and click Apply Sooner or Apply Later.

Applied Exclusions tab—List of exclusions applied to the device.

## Logs (computers only)

•SysInspector—Click Request Log (Windows Only) to run the SysInspector log request task on selected clients. After the task completes, a new entry appears in the list of ESET SysInspector logs. Click a log and select Download SysInspector Log.

|  | To view the log, use ESET SysInspector (standalone or included in the ESET security application). ESET PROTECT On-Prem 13.0 (and later) no longer contains the SysInspector Log Viewer.

•Log Collector—Click Run Log Collector to run the Log collector task. After the task is completed, a new entry is added in the list of logs. Click a log in the list to download it.

•Diagnostic logs—Click the Diagnostics > Turn on to start the Diagnostics mode on the current machine. Diagnostics mode will make the client send all logs to ESET PROTECT Server. You can browse all logs within 24 hours. Logs are sorted into five categories: Spam Log, Firewall Log, HIPS Log, Device Control Log and Web Control Log. Click Diagnostics > Resend All Logs to resend all logs from Agent in the next replication. Click Diagnostics > Turn off to stop the Diagnostics mode.

|  | The file size limit for log delivery per device is 200 MB. If the logs gathered by the task are bigger than 200 MB, the task will fail. If the task fails, you can: •Gather the logs locally on the device. •Change the verbosity of the logs and retry the task: oFor Windows targets, use the /Targets:EraAgLogs parameter to gather only ESET Management Agent logs. oFor Linux/macOS targets, use the --no-productlogs parameter to exclude logs from the installed ESET security application.

## Task Executions

A list of executed tasks. You can filter the view to narrow down the results, view task details, edit, duplicate, delete or run on/rerun the task.

## Installed Applications

Displays a list of programs installed on a client with details such as version, size, security status, etc. You can enable third-party (non-ESET) application reporting via Agent Policy setting.

Select an application and click Uninstall to remove it.

•You can type the optional Uninstallation parameters. The command line parameters are specific to the software's uninstaller. You can find more information in the documentation for the specific application.

• Select the check box next to Automatically reboot when needed to force an automatic reboot of the client computer after installation. Alternatively, you can leave this option deselected and manually restart the client computer(s). You can configure the managed computers' restart/shutdown behavior. The computers must run an ESET security application that supports this setting.

|  | Uninstalling the ESET Management Agent removes the device from ESET PROTECT On-Prem management: •ESET security application may keep some settings after uninstalling the ESET Management Agent. •If the ESET Management Agent is password-protected, you must provide the password to uninstall, repair or upgrade (with changes) the Agent. We recommend that you reset some settings that you do not want to keep (for example, password protection) to default settings using a policy before the device is removed from management. •All tasks running on the Agent will stop. The Web Console may not show accurate task statuses (Running, Finished, Failed) due to replication. •After uninstalling the Agent, you can manage your security application with EGUI or eShell.

If an ESET application update is available, click Update Applications to update.

|  | ESET PROTECT On-Prem supports the automatic upgrade of ESET Management Agents on managed computers.

## Alerts

Alerts displays alerts with details like Problem, Status, Feature, Occurred, Severity, etc. You can access the list from the Computers section by clicking the alerts count in the Alerts column. You can manage alerts via one-click actions.

## Questions (computers only)

You can find the cloning-related questions on the Questions tab.

## Detections and Quarantine

•Detections—All detection types are displayed, but you can filter them by Detection Category— Antivirus, Blocked files, ESET Inspect, Firewall, HIPS, and Web protection.

•Quarantine—A list of quarantined detections with details such as Detection name, Detection type, Object name, Size, First occurred, Count, User reason, etc.

•Submitted Files—A list of all files submitted to ESET servers.

•Restored Files—A list of restored files attacked by Ransomware malware. When a file is detected as attacked by Ransomware malware, ESET PROTECT On-Prem restores it as a backup file in the same directory with a different name.

o Prerequisites: ESET PROTECT Advanced or a higher tier, ESET Endpoint Antivirus/Security for Windows version 12.0 and later. Only local NTFS hard drives (no flash or network drives) are supported.

o In the list, you can find details such as Restored On—a date and time when the file was restored, Original File—the path of the original file, Restored File—the path of the restored file, and File Hash—a hash of the file. You can Add filter and filter files by File Hash, Original File or Restored File.

o You can also find Restored Files in Detections > select a detection > Details > Restored files (limited only to a specific device and its selected detection).

oYou can create a report for Restored Files, or you can generate the pre-defined report Restored files in the last 30 days.

## Details

•Basic—Information about the device: OS Name, Type, Version, Serial number, FQDN name, etc. This section also includes information on whether the device is muted, how it is managed, when it was last updated and the number of applied policies.

•Hardware—Information about the computer's hardware, manufacturer and model, CPU, RAM, storage (including the capacity and free space), peripherals and information about networking (IPv4, IPV6, subnet, network adapter...). See also hardware inventory.

•Modules & Subscriptions—Version of the current detection engine, versions of installed ESET security applications and used subscriptions.

•Encryption—If you use ESET Full Disk Encryption, see the disk encryption status overview.

˄˅