How to use the SSSO tool with MACC enabled
Technical Articles ID:
KB94861
Last Modified: 9/23/2021
Last Modified: 9/23/2021
How to use the SSSO tool with MACC enabled
Technical Articles ID:
KB94861
Last Modified: 9/23/2021 Environment
McAfee Application and Change Control (MACC) 8.x, 7.x
SummaryIf you try to execute the SSSO tool with MACC enabled, you might observe some denials. McAfee Enterprise has added the certificate as a trusted publisher to make sure proper functionality of SSSO is maintained on the systems protected by MACC.
For ePO-managed systems
NOTE: Only an ePO administrator should perform the following steps.
Solidcore rules:
Application Control Rules (Windows) – McAfee Default policies:
If any endpoint has the McAfee Default policy assigned, force the policy update on that endpoint using the Wake Up Agents button.
Application Control Rules (Windows) - Custom policy:
If any endpoint has assigned any custom policy that contains the McAfee Publisher rule group, force a policy update on that endpoint using the Wake Up Agents button.
If an endpoint has assigned any custom policy, and if the McAfee Applications default policy or McAfee Publisher rule group is not assigned to any policy, do the following:
For standalone installations of Application Control:
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