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@jdemoccc There is a one-click MBES -> MBEP migration tool coming soon but it is not yet ready.

Hi @ComputerLarry, support for SBS is only 2011.

Here a is direct feature/function comparison KB - https://support.malwarebytes.com/docs/DOC-2954

Hi @vsukumar, do you have SQL Management Studio?

@Efrain for this one we'll need some info from the server which you may not want to be public. I'll open a support ticket on your behalf using the email tied to your forum account.

Hi @Efrain if the IP for this machine is on a different subnet than the MBMC server, the push tool does not support that.

On a side note, the ARW BSOD happened when ARW was being used on a server in an unsupported fashion. Our engineering team has made a change and the fix is being released. See this KB for the short version of what can be used on what in server environments - https://support.malwarebytes.com/docs/DOC-2462

Are you guys trying to update these clients via the system tray locally on the endpoint? This tray option only works when set to update signatures from internet. Clients set to receive signatures via the MBMC server only do so during check-in, that is based on the interval set within your policy.

Clients can receive signature updates if they were previously set to get it from the internet before they went off-network, but the client will not receive any changes to the policy you make or be able to send back its status as long as it remains off-network. Roaming and remote clients are not supported on MBMC.

An overwhelming majority of attacks originate from your user's workstations. MBARW on the server will not stop an attack that is not within its own memory. The best position to protect the servers is to cover all endpoints, and reconsider BYOD type policies if security software is not deployed to those machines.

MBMC's admin guide lists the compatibility for the Managed Client communicator portion. To understand the compatibility for each of the protection pieces, it is best to read the admin guides for those individual items. Anti-Ransomware 0.9 Admin Guide: Operating System: Windows 10 (32/64-bit), Windows 8.1 (32/64-bit), Windows 8 (32/64-bit), Windows 7 (32/64-bit) • CPU: 800 MHz or faster • RAM: 1024 MB • Free Disk Space: 100 MB • Recommended Screen Resolution: 1024x768 or higher • Active Internet connection Anti-Ransomware 0.9 Administrator Guide.pdf Anti-Malware for Business 1.80 Administrator Guide.pdf Anti-Exploit Unmanaged Client 1.12 Administrator Guide.pdf Management Console Administrator Guide.pdf

When your client show as offline, is your MBMC client view set to show auto-refresh? One the endpoint itself, is MEEClientService running?

For MBMC, 4.6 is too new, the .Net version needs to be 3.5 or 4.0. On Windows 10, 3.5 is already installed but disabled by default in Windows Features.

Please remember guys, the MBARW in the MBES package, deployed and ran by MBMC or in standalone, does not support server OS. The MBEP version in the Cloud product does.

Keystone is only meant to connect to the application, it will deny your attempts to check it using a browser. A better test is attempting a telnet to it on port 443.