Thanks for pointing out. I have evaluated the procedures sent on a Win7x64 Virtual PC and these are my finds:
1- Having the PC running normal, the user (User without privs or admin) cannot delete the Comodo folder and cannot uninstall the CCS and CCC if he/she does not provide correct password.
2- Having the PC running normal, the user (User without privs or admin) cannot access/change settings on the CCS and CCC if he/she does not provide correct password.
now…
3- Having the PC running on Safe Mode, the Admin user can delete all Comodo folders and uninstall it by just enabling the Windows Installer Service.
There are some users that normally use their computers as an Admin by default and if for some reason another person or the user itself access to the Safe Mode will be able to dissapear the Comodo software at once by just deleting the folder.
I would like to see a way to limit access to computers that belong to a certain group, or company (or both). This way, I can allow a local IT provider access to our systems but not to all of them that belong to other companies within our portal.
The benefit is the additional capability of granting remote capabilities to our IT vendors which are local to the remote locations we might support.
Everyone - the local customer would benefit since they are often billed for the local IT support we deploy, so if the technicians can gain insight on the systems that are being managed, they can perform some work ahead of time prior to arriving on site.
Awesome! Thanks for your response. As an MSP, we find that we have to subcontract out some physical duties to on-site technicians. This type of security would be fantastic!
I have looked and not found anything ( forgive me if is in place or has been asked before ) but with mobile devices, when adding an app from the store this can then get pushed out to devices and automatically installed or added to the library for all devices.
I would like to be able to set up a way, so that I can set libraries for specific devices or auto install ( managed apps ) are deployed to specific devices ?
i.e :-
Device 1 will have available / installed app 1, app 2, app 3 and app 4
Device 2 will have available / installed app 1, app 3 only
Device 3 will have available / installed app 1, app 2 and app 4 only
Another request for Mobile devices is can a notification be sent if a device has had too many password attempts and then been wiped due to this ?
Also could it be set that if there are too many password attempts the device becomes locked and needs to be unlocked from the Portal instead of being wiped ?
I’d like to see enhanced disk monitoring capabilities to enable alerting for each physical disk on a system. The current monitor capabilities are focused primarily at the system drive, with another all drives parameter that doesn’t seem to have any real practical use. I’d suggest a new parameter be added for “each local fixed disk” that would monitor every disk on a system individually and report as to whether or not each individual disk was filling up. I’d think this would be achievable using the properties available in wmic logicaldisk get “Description”,“DeviceID”,“FreeSpace”,“Size” and report on any device that has a “Local Fixed Disk” description, or possibly use the DriveType or MediaType in the same namespace.
What is the roadmap for expanding mobile use of C1? Currently, unless you’re at a Windows workstation, from a remote support perspective, C1 provides little value. Being able to perform critical tasks when they need to be performed via mobile device would be a huge improvement. Moving as much of the functionality that’s currently in the RMM Administration Console to be web based or manageable within the mobile app would be a huge improvement. The critical ability would be remote desktop access (something similar to ScreenConnect would be ideal).
We released a remote access framework today. This brand new infrastructure and framework will now enable us to build technologies that will give you remote access from your mobile phone. Its in the roadmap and we are making good progress.
In ITSM - Device List - Summary (or some other tab) would be great to have graphs for CPU, MEM, DISK, Network usage over time, maybe a week or a day (or custom), so we can se if something unusual is happening at a glance
Follow-on post to my adventure in patch management, have another observation.
Have experienced that, patch management, report a server as patched (Green Icon and all), but the machine is not patched - the reason is that the “Windows Update” service has been disabled or not running.
So we should resolve that somehow.
The check for patches is incomplete or at least there should be a check whether the “Windows Update” service is running.