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[AV Check] How to disable checking if Windows Defender is up-to-date during client-side check
Hello DevCentral users,
I am currently trying to figure out how to avoid running into issues when one of my users has eSet Endpoint Security installed on their Windows 10 devices. When a user installs eSet Endpoint Security it automatically disables the built-in Windows Defender. This disabled Windows Defender however is being found by the antivirus client-side check in my Access Policy. The user is then not able to log into my SSL-VPN.
I would like to know how to built an antivirus client-side check into my Access Policy where it doesn't matter which AV product a user has as long as its virus definitions have been updated at least 7 days ago, like this:
I've added Windows Defender as a second AV but when I do get it to work (no check on if the definitions are up-to-date) it won't suffice for users who only have Windows Defender installed.
Does anyone have any tips or tricks on how to set this up?
Thanks in advance!
7 Replies
- Grayson_149410
Nimbostratus
What version LTM are you using and what version of the epsec version? I had some issues from the one released last August but when I updated to the one released in March, it fixed a lot of the issues. I say that because that should work.
- DLP
Nimbostratus
Ah sorry I should have mentioned that. We're running version 12.0 and the latest epsec 1.0.0-420.0. Doesn't work in this case though :( - Grayson_149410
Nimbostratus
Have you checked the logs on the session and see what it is returning? Try setting the AP logging to a higher level to see more details. - DLP
Nimbostratus
Yes I did check the logs. I'm going to copy & paste that in a reply to my own question because it won't show up properly here in a direct comment to your Answer.
- DLP
Nimbostratus
session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.count;Session_Variable_Value=2; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.error;Session_Variable_Value=0; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.db_time;Session_Variable_Value=1459798252; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.db_version;Session_Variable_Value=1.217.613.0; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.engine_version;Session_Variable_Value=1.1.12603.0; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.errors;Session_Variable_Value=Failed to get 'last_scan'. code: -6 (Object not found) mId: 12 iId: 9 session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.id;Session_Variable_Value=6009; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.name;Session_Variable_Value=Windows Defender; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.state;Session_Variable_Value=0; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.vendor_id;Session_Variable_Value=6; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.vendor_name;Session_Variable_Value=Microsoft Corp.; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_1.version;Session_Variable_Value=4.8.10240.16384; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.db_time;Session_Variable_Value=1459980000; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.db_version;Session_Variable_Value=13298 (20160407); session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.engine_version;Session_Variable_Value=1039 (20160219); session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.errors;Session_Variable_Value=Failed to get 'state'. code: -1 (General error) mId: 5 iId: 9 session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.id;Session_Variable_Value=179009; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.name;Session_Variable_Value=ESET Endpoint Security; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.vendor_id;Session_Variable_Value=179; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.vendor_name;Session_Variable_Value=Eset Software; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.item_2.version;Session_Variable_Value=6.3.2016.0; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.result;Session_Variable_Value=0; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.sdk;Session_Variable_Value=3.6.10120.2; session.check_software./Common/windows_avandfw_act_av_check_ag.av.state;Session_Variable_Value=0; - DLP
Nimbostratus
Anyone who can help me out with this issue? Any way to disable client-side checking for Windows Defender in Windows 10, or have it so that if a second AV product is installed that one gets preference or something?
- onnobaas_275041
Nimbostratus
Sorry, no answer but the same issue with windows 10 and bitdefender total security 2018, and 12.1.3 icm epsec 602
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