OK, since I can't get the Threats and Exclusions working properly with VNC, I'm going to disable them.

HOWEVER

I can go in manually into the PC's through the admin kit and turn off threats and exclusions, but when the KAV is installed, it has it on by default.

I've looked and can't find where to disable it without going onto each workstation 1 by 1

Can anyone help?

Brian

Create policy and set required settings there. Don't forget to 'lock' policy settings, it starts acting only when you press the 'lock' in the policy.

That worked. Thanks

Now I just have one other question, if anyone has the answer...

I've got a script file that I need to run before pushing out the KAV workstation. The script disabled McAfee (Yes, I know that's a dirty word in this forum....)

Can anyone tell me if there is a way to force the running of the script BEFORE doing the push of the KAV Workstation?

Thanks In Advance

Brian

1) Deploy Network Agents on the required computers. It is not required to disable McAffee before that.
2) Create custom remote installation package based on your script. Create remote installation task for your 'script-based' package. Start that task on all required computers. Your script will be copied on the remote computers and executed here. Make sure that script runs correct under accout of Network Agent (LocalSystem by default) or account you choose for the remote installation task.
3) Create remote installation package for KAV for WKS and deploy it on the required computers.

Create custom remote installation package based on your script
How Do I Do That???

Create remote installation package for KAV for WKS and deploy it on the required computers.
Deploying using the admin kit or login scipt?

Brian

1. In the AdminKit console start 'New package' wizard in the 'Remote install' node (New->Package in the context menu, or 'Add an installation package' in the taskpad).

After choosing name of the new package, choose 'Make installation package for the specified executable file' instead of 'Make Kaspersky Labs installation package'.

2. Deploy using AdminKit, I think it is more convenient. If you choose to use login script, you can add your script to remove McAffee directly before start of KAV for WKS installer.