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Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. If you have further issues with your CurrentWare Solutions, contact our technical support team. Ports to exclude on your 3rd party firewall Firewall Ports to Allow: 8989-8999, 443, 1433, 1434 (TCP/UDP)Ĩ989 TCP/UDP – Client Connection Port 8990 TCP/UDP – Console Connection Port 8991 TCP/UDP – Client Connection Port 8992 TCP/UDP – Client Data Upload 8993 TCP/UDP – Screen Capture 8994 TCP/UDP – HTTPS Filtering 8995 TCP/UDP – URL Retrieval Socket 8996 TCP/UDP – Webservice PortĨ997 TCP/UDP – Rest API 8998 TCP/UDP – Webconsole 8999 TCP/UDP – URL Retrieval Socket Failover 3050 TCP/UDP – Firebird Database (Only v6.0.0 or older)ġ433 TCP/UDP – For SQL Database only 1434 TCP/UDP – For SQL Database only 443 TCP/UDP – For Port Forward setup only *for 32-bit OS, the directory is C:\Program Files\CurrentWare\
*for 32-bit OS, the directory is C:\Windows\System32\wcsystck\įiles to Exclude for the CurrentWare Server FILE - C:\Program Files (x86)\CurrentWare\cwServer\ cwServer.exeįILE - C:\Program Files (x86)\CurrentWare\cwServer\ CWSM.exeįILE - C:\Program Files (x86)\CurrentWare\cwConsole\ cwConsole.exeįILE - C:\Program Files (x86)\CurrentWare\cwClient\ cwClientSetup.exe Files to Exclude for the CurrentWare Clients Before the Install/Updates INSTALLER FILESįOLDER - C:\Program Files (x86)\CurrentWareįOLDER - C:\Windows\System32\WinDivert64.sysįOLDER - C:\Windows\System32\wcsystck\WinDivert64.sys The main feature you want to make sure that these exclusions go through is the Antivirus and Advanced Threat Defense feature. This can cause some confusion when trying to exclude the CurrentWare paths that need to be allowed.īitdefender also has three main security features it uses to secure PCs: Antivirus, Online Threat Protection and Advanced Threat Defense.
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How to access the exceptions list in Bitdefenderīitdefender has two different ways of managing exceptions by file and by folder. If you have any of the Bitdefender security suite installed on your client computers, we would highly recommend adding the following CurrentWare files to your Bitdefender exclusion list as well as temporaily disabling Bitdefender prior to any console or client installs or updates. RECOMMENDED: Temporarily Disable Bitdefender Prior to Upgrades Bitdefender Antivirus can sometimes interrupt with the functionalities of CurrentWare due to where the local files are hidden on the client PCs.
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