Greetings,
I have a scenario where I have successfully enrolled Mac OS clients with both the Endpoint Communication client and with the Endpoint Protection (Comodo Antivirus). There are some cases where individual clients either request to not have Comodo installed or would like to use another anti-virus program. For simplicity in deployment to remote systems, I have deployed to these Mac OS clients WITHOUT MDM.
My question is, short of having them uninstall Comodo locally, is there any feature to request the uninstall of the Protection portion after it has been deployed? I do realize that I can use policies to disable Comodo, but I would prefer to know how to simply remove it.
In the future I may only enroll Mac OS clients, then push the protection portion later, which I have successfully tested.
Any nudge in the right direction would be appreciated.
Andrew
PS. If anyone has a script to reboot Mac computers using bash or similar procedure, that would be greatly appreciated as well.
I have a scenario where I have successfully enrolled Mac OS clients with both the Endpoint Communication client and with the Endpoint Protection (Comodo Antivirus). There are some cases where individual clients either request to not have Comodo installed or would like to use another anti-virus program. For simplicity in deployment to remote systems, I have deployed to these Mac OS clients WITHOUT MDM.
My question is, short of having them uninstall Comodo locally, is there any feature to request the uninstall of the Protection portion after it has been deployed? I do realize that I can use policies to disable Comodo, but I would prefer to know how to simply remove it.
In the future I may only enroll Mac OS clients, then push the protection portion later, which I have successfully tested.
Any nudge in the right direction would be appreciated.
Andrew
PS. If anyone has a script to reboot Mac computers using bash or similar procedure, that would be greatly appreciated as well.
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