Ports used by PMC push installation?
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Sethu Posts: 687 Moderator
Hello @hyvokar
Policy Manager Console uses TCP port 135 for remote procedure call (RPC) access and port 445 for network and file sharing access. The target computer and Policy Manager Console both use Policy Manager Server's host port to report the installation result.
Please have a look of smilar this thread to find check list for push installation to be working.
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If so, you have no GPO to disable that and you need to go to each host anyway. Thus using an exported MSI-package is the faster option.
OTOH if you think about pushing an UPDATE to an already running F-Secure installation you better look into a policy based update. PUSH is only useful for first-time-rollout.
M.
Hello,
I think the FSCS version 14 .MSI-based distribution method is less practical then FSCS12/13 used to be, as keycode cannot be inserted. I think F-Secure should work on a method which creates a properly structured MSI file, without the need for end-user tweaking.
On the other hand, the Push-based method is difficult to authorize in the Windows 10 era: remote registry service must be running, admin$ network share must be available, classic sharing model must be enabled (these need a regedit), firewall ports must be open, user account password reqs must be met, etc.
Best regards: Tamas Feher, Hungary.