‎04-12-2018 07:44 PM
‎02-03-2023 02:52 PM
Hi,
We are facing the same issue. Our company decided to migrate our antivirus solution through Microsoft Defender since some months.
I understand Lansweeper use 2 methods to detect antivirus:
But like it explained, Windows Server OS don't provide these WMI classes. For Windows Server 2012 R2 and older platform the antivirus was a standalon package (software) named SCEP. For Windows Server 2016 and newer platform it's a builtin functionnality.
Now, it's complicated to determine if our servers are correctly protected by an antivirus using Lansweeper reports. Does you plan to improve AV detection methods to include this specific situation with Windows Defender ?
It's ironic because we can detect the Microsoft Defender for Linux and MacOS antivirus with Lansweeper inventory... but not for Microsoft Servers...
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Charles.X wrote:
I've linked it to the corresponding feature request. At the moment it is planned to be tackled with the other AV scanning improvements. Since some users don't want Windows Defender to be seen as an AV (because they use other software) and some do, it is not as straight forward.
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