In ePO 5.10 update 4, from Menu | Policy Catalog | Endpoint Security Common: Policy Category | Options | Workstation policy | Edit | Show Advanced | Certificates section | ticked the box under "allow" to allow a certificate from a vendor used in our environment so it will be trusted. Next, I removed a process .exe from the Self-Protection category. When I attempt to save the policy, the SAVE button is greyed out.
I have tried from Chrome and IE from my workstation console. I have validated that server name and about:blank are both in trusted sites. I have also tried RDP'ing into the ePO server itself, using both Chrome and IE. Same results. SAVE button is greyed out.
Any ideas? Thanks!
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After reviewing my policy with technical support they advised since I have the "lock client interface" and "require uninstall password" checked at the top of the policy, in order for the save button to become active again I would need to re-enter the password in both places.
I tried this, and in fact once I entered the password in both sections, then made my changes to the policy, I was able to select SAVE.
Thank you for providing detailed information. Let's try to isolate the issue.
* Did you try to duplicate the same policy or duplicate default ENS common policy, then try to make the necessary changes, does it makes any difference.
* What is the ENS extension version are you using. Is it a latest version. I mean extension should be equal to the package version what you installed on the client machine nor higher version.
* I remember this kind of similar error in older version of ENS
Reference ID : ENSW-25686 for this issue
User Interface ENSW-25686 Save button no longer grays out when changing the options in the Custom On-Demand task setting
* I think this issue reported against 10.6.1 May update extensions
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Thank you for your response.
I made a duplicate of my policy, made a few changes to the policy, but the SAVE button is still grayed out.
I am running Extension version 10.6.1.1295 (October release).
The policy with this issue is within "Endpoint Security Common" | Options policy.
Any other ideas or is a support call to McAfee required?
Thank you for your help!
A ticket with McAfee is probably in order, but open it with ENS team. I will also move this post over to ENS.
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After reviewing my policy with technical support they advised since I have the "lock client interface" and "require uninstall password" checked at the top of the policy, in order for the save button to become active again I would need to re-enter the password in both places.
I tried this, and in fact once I entered the password in both sections, then made my changes to the policy, I was able to select SAVE.
Good information. Glad to hear that the issue has been fixed.🙂
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