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Mcafee Virusscan 8.6 For Mac

McAfee VirusScan is intended for home and home-office users; McAfee VirusScan Enterprise is intended for corporate environments. It is not available as a standalone package, but is included in McAfee VirusScan Plus (for Windows), VirusScan for Mac, or as part of McAfee Internet Security (for Windows) or McAfee Internet Security for Mac.

  1. For OS X 10.10 Users who installed McAfee VirusScan 9.7 before upgrading to OS X 10.10. These instructions are for Mac OS X 10.10 users who already installed McAfee VirusScan 9.7/Endpoint Protection for Mac but do not have the correct version of the component, McAfee Agent 4.8 for Mac Patch 2 HF972377.
  2. FYI, there are several hotfixes for 8.6.1 and you can import them into epo and epo will deploy. Also there is only one Mcafee Agent policy for both MAC and Windows and the Mcafee Agent Update task works for Windows and MAC. So far I only the had the problem on one MAC 10.5 system not showing up.

The supported ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) repository types for DAT updates with Endpoint Protection for Mac and VirusScan for Mac are as follows:. FTP Repository You can configure the DATs to be updated from any FTP servers in your environment.

FTP repositories are generally fast and can manage extensive loads from the clients pulling data. In addition, using FTP servers allows your Mac clients to use anonymous logon to pull their content.

(No authentication reduces the chance a client might fail to pull down its content). NOTE: FTP repositories are helpful in a DMZ where HTTP may not be optimal, and UNC shares cannot be used because they are not supported on the Mac. HTTP Repository You might already have HTTP servers in your environment placed in the relevant regional locations. As well as other content, these can also be used to distribute DATs. As with FTP, HTTP servers (for example Apache) are typically very fast when serving files to large environments, and allow clients to pull content without authentication. Local path You can specify an update path local to the Mac in ePO. The Mac then updates from DAT files copied to this local path.

NOTE: Distribution via UNC share path is not supported.

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I'm trying to do the same thing. I have ePO4.0 with Patch 2 installed and I have loaded up the Agent for Mac (4.0) and VirusScan 8.6.1 into my ePO. But I can't get my agents to work. I was trying to deploy a mac agent to my test mac I have but I don;t get an option for it. I only get a Windows agent option. So then I tried just installing the agent right on the mac so I could at least manage it. I went through the install and it completed successfully but then in the readme it said to open the Terminal and run a bunch of commands.

I'm really a novice when it comes to mac so I'm sure I didnt do this last step correctly. Can anyone post exactly the steps that need to be done to get the mac agents to work correctly? You need to pull the agent of off your epo server.

On EPO 4.0 agent for mac is probably under C: Program Files McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator DB Software Current EPOAGENT3700MACX Install 0409 The file you are looking for is install.sh, that is the MAC agent equivilant to the windows Framepkg.exe. I recommend removing any old agents or antivirus software prior to installing. I usually reboot also after the install. FYI, there are several hotfixes for 8.6.1 and you can import them into epo and epo will deploy.

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Also there is only one Mcafee Agent policy for both MAC and Windows and the Mcafee Agent Update task works for Windows and MAC. So far I only the had the problem on one MAC 10.5 system not showing up. I have loaded the agent on 12 other machines and they all worked fine. You do need to remember that the EPO 4.0 agents for Windows and MAC by default give no access to the port. If you have it enabled in the policy for any computer ito access this port on the host it may take up to 5 minutes for the policy to kick in the first time and change the ability for you to access the box on 8081.

Thanks for the info. I have tried this on another mac in our test environment and still no luck. I did pull the install.sh file from the location you mentioned and ran the following commands which were in the readme file. I also rebooted after the install. Copy the file install.sh from the repository selected in the previous step to the target Macintosh client(s). Log on to the target client as “root”.

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On the client, open Terminal, then switch to the location to which install.sh was copied. Run the command: chmod +x install.sh - Run the command:./install.sh -i Anything else you can think of that maybe you did differently?