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SEC 5.0 install, various options missing

JGrogan

I just installed SEC 5.0 onto my single server setup, all went smoothly.  I have not set the upgrade policy to "10 recommended" yet, it is still on "9.7 recommended".

Issue 1)  When I try to install just the console onto my personal machine, I don't see any "Advanced" or "Customize" install options.  It could be that I've not advanced far enough in due to me having a web server running on my machine and it won't let me choose port 80 during the setup.  However, all I want is the console installed.

Issue 2)  When I check my Application Control policies, all of the items normally listed under the various categories are gone.  For example, if I click "Internet Browser", there are no options listed.  Before, there were a ton of options and I could pick and choose which browsers and versions I wanted users to have access to.  Will this come back?

Many thanks for any suggestions or revelations regarding these issues!

:19693


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    I guess it just tried to update the remote console and therefore you didn't get the choice.  Upgrading a remote console just runs the old msi to uninstall and then runs the new.  So it would be the same to uninstall from Add/remove programs and then run the setup.exe to install a SEC 5 console.

    Changing the port could be a problem though; does the web control policy work and the Patch/Web event viewers work?  When you installed the server side you would have picked a port for that the listen on (by default 80), when you install a remote console you have to choose the same port so the two endpoints meet.

    To fix this, on the remote console machine, you could just change the ports in the 2 urls in the file: "EntperpriseConsole.exe.config" to match the server port.  "EntperpriseConsole.exe.config"  is in the same directory as EnterpriseConsole.exe.  Open it up in notepad and search for :8080 or the port you chose when installing the server.

    Regards,

    Jak

    :19703
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    I guess it just tried to update the remote console and therefore you didn't get the choice.  Upgrading a remote console just runs the old msi to uninstall and then runs the new.  So it would be the same to uninstall from Add/remove programs and then run the setup.exe to install a SEC 5 console.

    Changing the port could be a problem though; does the web control policy work and the Patch/Web event viewers work?  When you installed the server side you would have picked a port for that the listen on (by default 80), when you install a remote console you have to choose the same port so the two endpoints meet.

    To fix this, on the remote console machine, you could just change the ports in the 2 urls in the file: "EntperpriseConsole.exe.config" to match the server port.  "EntperpriseConsole.exe.config"  is in the same directory as EnterpriseConsole.exe.  Open it up in notepad and search for :8080 or the port you chose when installing the server.

    Regards,

    Jak

    :19703
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