Issue
- ESET PROTECT and ESET PROTECT On-Prem users
- List of ESET products and versions that support auto-updates
- Auto-update FAQ
Solution
ESET PROTECT On-Prem 9.0 and ESET PROTECT 3.0 introduce automatic updates for supported ESET security products. Auto-updates are used to deliver both feature and servicing updates. The auto-updates feature downloads .dup files during the first module update check. The latest version is activated after a restart.
Auto-updates differ from Micro Program Component Updates (uPCU) updates in that Auto-updates will only update supported ESET products managed by ESET PROTECT or ESET PROTECT On-Prem. uPCU updates have an automatic feature that will update managed or unmanaged ESET products.
You can also opt-out from auto-updates.
For ESET products that do not support automatic updates, you can upgrade the ESET product manually or download the latest version from the ESET downloads page.
Read more about how auto-updates work in our Online Help documentation for ESET PROTECT On-Prem or ESET PROTECT.
ESET PROTECT and ESET PROTECT On-Prem users
- ESET PROTECT and ESET PROTECT On-Prem installations have auto-updates enabled by default.
List of ESET products and versions that support auto-updates
Product name | Product version | Operating System |
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ESET Endpoint Security for Windows | 9.0 and later | Windows |
ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Windows | 9.0 and later | Windows |
ESET Endpoint Antivirus for macOS | 7.2 and later | macOS |
ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Linux | 9.1 and later | Linux |
ESET Server Security for Microsoft Windows Server | 9.0 and later | Windows |
ESET Server Security for Linux | 9.1 and later | Linux |
ESET Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange Server | 9.0 and later | Windows |
ESET Mail Security for IBM Domino | 9.0 and later | Windows |
ESET Security for Microsoft SharePoint Server | 9.0 and later | Windows |
ESET Full Disk Encryption | 1.4 and later | Windows and macOS |
ESET Bridge | 3.0 and later | Windows and Linux |
ESET Inspect Connector | 2.2 and later | Windows, macOS and Linux |