Security

As you may already know, when you have a file system antivirus software installed on a server you have to define some exclusions (path and/or process). If you work with Exchange, SQL or SharePoint, this is something you may already have done and configured; but for those who are working with ISA, TMG, IAG or

If you are planning or have already deployed ForeFront Endpoint Protection, this may interest you. As you know FPE is designed to be managed throught System Center Configuration Manager BUT… you may not have SCCM deployed or need more granularity. Microsoft has released tools to manage FPE with GPO. The first you need to download

I’m using ForeFront Threat Management Gateway (TMG) and ForeFront Unified Access Gateway (UAG) for a while. These servers are virtualized using Hyper V R2 and running Windows Server 2008 R2. Almost since the initial installation of both software I experimented slow server starting (about 20 min to start) while other server were running smoothly. I

ForeFront Endpoint Protection 2010 is now easier to install manually and provide some additional settings to manage performance and quarantine. Manual installation To install FEP, locate on the client directory for your processor (x86 or x64). Execute the installation program FEPInstall.exe and follow the wizard. After accepting the EULA, you have to choose if you

After a long wait, the next version of Microsoft ForeFront Client Security, now called ForeFront Endpoint Protection 2010, is finally available.   You can download it from your TechNet/MSDN subscription or try with the evaluation version available here http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/evalcenter/ff182914.aspx A first improvement, you can install it with an executable, no more need to run a

The next version of the Microsoft enterprise security solution, called ForeFront Endpoint Protection, is now in Release Candidate. Go to http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/evalcenter/ff182914.aspx and download it.