Product Updateīy default, ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Linux (EEAU) does not update product components automatically.Īctivate automatic updates in EEAU version 9.1 and later:ġ.In ESET PROTECT, click Policies > New policy and type a name for the policy.Ģ.Click Settings and select ESET Endpoint for Linux (V7+) from the drop-down menu.ģ.Click Update and click the slider next to Auto-updates.Ĥ.Click Continue > Assign, select the desired group of computers the policy will apply to.Īctivate automatic updates in EEAU version 9.0 and earlier:ģ.Click Update and select Auto-update from the Update mode list-box.ĥ.Click OK, then click Finish. To store more snapshots, increase the Number of locally stored snapshots to the desired number. You can define up to two alternative update sources, a primary and secondary server.īy default, only one snapshot of modules is stored locally. Execute the appropriate command from a Terminal window, or roll back using ESET PROTECT.
If an ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Linux update was not stable, roll back the module updates to a previous state. However, they might not be stable at all times therefore, it is not recommended to use them in a production environment.ĭelayed updates allow updating from special update servers providing new versions of virus databases with a delay of at least X hours (that is, databases tested in a real environment and considered stable). Pre-release updates include the most recent bug fixes and detection methods available to the general public soon. This ensures the detection signature database and product modules are updated automatically daily from ESET update servers. By default, the Update type is set to Regular update.
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