Proxy Settings for Microsoft Security Essentials

[FFCookie]

I have System Center Essentials 2010, I need my Essentials automatically select the updates to download when you synchronize with Microsoft Update. Essentials regularly analyzes the environment to ensure that only packages relevant updates are downloaded. Use the Configuration Wizard managing updates to configure Essentials to automatically select the updates during synchronization with Microsoft Update. Can anybody know that Proxy Settings for Micorosft Security Essentials. Please help.

[Milton.J]

Essentials to configure it to select the updates automatically
1. Essentials in the console, click the browse button UpdatesThen, in the section Tasks, Click Configure settings for Microsoft Update.
2. In view of the page Introduction Configuration Wizard for the management of updates, click Next to start. Select the checkbox Do not show this page if you want to skip the introduction the next time you start the wizard.
You can change the management settings for updates by clicking the button Administration Essentials in the console, then Configure management settings updates under Microsoft Update pane Presentation of Directors.
3. In the page Proxy ServerLet the parameter set No if you do not use proxy server to connect to the Internet, then click Synchronize. If you use a proxy server, click YesFill in the required fields as described in the next section, then click Synchronize.
* Server Name: Choose either HTTP or HTTPS, and then type the domain name of the proxy server in the text box.
* Port Number: Type the port number to use for the proxy in the text box.

[Spyrus]

Essentials to check in Active Directory using Group Policy. In the page Strategy TypeIf you have the appropriate credentials to create the Group Policy objects, select YesEnter the username and password, then select the field from the dropdown. Otherwise, select No Essentials to configure it to use the objects in Local Group Policy. Once you've made your selection, click Next.Page Group Policy conflict Essentials is displayed if detects that one or several strategies are in conflict with the parameters required by Essentials. Develop a policy element of group conflict to see more details, then click the link Change Settings next to the item to open the Object Editor Group Policy and make the changes necessary to resolve the conflict. After resolution, click Next.If you continue without changing the parameters, that is to say, without resolving the conflict, it is possible qu'Essentials not working properly. In the page Firewall exceptionsSelected Yes to create exceptions to Windows Firewall on all computers in your domain so qu'Essentials can communicate with them on the ports listed. If you select NoThis can possibly prevent Essentials locate or install agents on computers running the Windows Firewall. Click Next. In the page Configuring Remote AssistanceSelected Yes to activate the built-in Remote Assistance in Windows of all managed computers (recommended) or select No if you do not want to turn the function on the managed computers. Click Next.

[Snake08]

Microsoft Security Essentials is a free antivirus proposed by Microsoft. For those interested, you can find it here (XP/Vista/7 Windows, Windows validation required). If you use this software on your home computer, you should not encounter any problem to download the latest antivirus databases. By cons, if you are behind a proxy (as so often in companies, groups, etc.), it may be that the proxy is in place. In this case, you may encounter a message with an error like " code 0x80072ee2« . Even if you check your proxy settings in Internet Explorer, for example, and everything looks good, Microsoft Security Essentials does not take into account (obviously) this information. To solve this problem, open a DOS command prompt and type:
proxycfg-p ip:port
where ip and port correspond to the correct settings.
This manipulation made the download of updates should be done safely then.

[Zachary]

This question was posed to me numerous times this week and I'll tell you the procedure for handling this simple but overlooked by beginners.

* Open Internet Explorer
* Click on Tools
* Internet Options
* Go to the Connection tab
* Then click on LAN Settings
* Under Proxy server fill out the fields in the ip address
* Then the port is 8080
* And then press OK
* Then click Apply
* and Ok

Restart Internet Explorer and the operation is finished!

[Big Fish]

On the Administration Server and Messaging Server, follow these steps:
* Make sure the forward lookup zones and reverse have been correctly migrated.
* Confirm that the zones and reverse lookup have been integrated into Active Directory as the main areas.
* Delete the existing name servers of zones and reverse lookup.
* Add a CNAME record for WPAD.
* Remove all forwarders.
* Confirm the presence of root hints.