How To CPU Throttling Limit maximum CPU usage for On Demand Scann for ENS
-CPU Throttling Limit maximum CPU usage specify just how much CPU a running on-demand scan can consume. Limit maximum CPU usage (Available only when Scan anytime is selected) Need a fast scan: allocate a lot; Want to minimize impact on users: reduce it down. Referance Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X79532FZCE0&feature=youtu.be
We will set CPU limit %30 1. McAfee Epo Policy Catalog> Endpoint Security Threat Prevention : Policy Category > On-Demand Scan > On_Demand_Scan My Default 2. Select to Scan Anytime, then limit maximum will be active for selection.
3. Its important: If you want to set cpu limitation. You must send Policy based on demand Scan. i added screenshot number: 4
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-CPU Throttling Limit maximum CPU usage specify just how much CPU a running on-demand scan can consume. Limit maximum CPU usage (Available only when Scan anytime is selected) Need a fast scan: allocate a lot; Want to minimize impact on users: reduce it down. Video; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X79532FZCE0&feature=youtu.be
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P – Collect and send properties to the server E – Enforce policies locally C – Check for new polices F – Forward events to the server S – Show agent monitor GUI ? – Help
a. Open “Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio”, log in with “SA” user or user with full control on the ePO database.
b. Expend <Server_name> -> expend databases.
c. Right-click ePO_<Server_Name>, select All Tasks, Backup Database.
d. In the Database field, select the ePO_<Server_Name> to be backed up.
e. In the Name field, type a name for the backup set (example: ePO Master Backup).
f. In the Description field, type a description of the backup (example: ePO Full Backup).
g. Under the Backup Type, select Database – Full.
Only use Adaptive Mode temporarily on a small number of systems to aid in firewall rules or IPS exception tuning. Choose a representative system or small group of systems (3-5 at most) that represent the functional business units you are creating rules for.
NOTE: This mode can create a large number of client rules on endpoint systems, and can cause significant overhead for the ePO server while processing excessive firewall client adaptive rules.
