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You can also check how quickly your ePolicy Orchestrator server processes events from agents by looking in the Events folder on the McAfee ePO server. This folder is where all events are processed by ePolicy Orchestrator and sent to the SQL database. You can find this folder at:
C:\Program Files\McAfee\ePolicy Orchestrator\DB\Events
At any time, this folder might display a few dozen or a few hundred events.
In larger environments this folder is constantly processing thousands of events per minute.
If you click the Refresh button and look at the status bar you can see the number of files in this folder changing very quickly. If there are thousands of files in this folder and ePolicy Orchestrator is unable to process them then it is probably struggling to process the events at a reasonable rate. It is normal for this folder to fluctuate depending on the time of day, but if there are thousands of files in this folder and it is constantly increasing then this probably indicates a performance issue.
Understand product version numbers
As with all software products new patches and hotfixes are released on a regular basis to update bugs and add new features. If you are a new McAfee user it might help to understand the McAfee product version numbering system.
Each major product version number is followed by a build number. The build number represents the patch applied to the product. McAfee patches are typically just sequential numbers. For example, release patch 1, patch 2, patch 3, as required. If you look at the McAfee McAfee Agent version 4.0, the actual version number is: 4.0.0.1421
Where:
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Table of contents
- 7 About this guide
- 7 Audience
- 7 Conventions
- 7 What's in this guide
- 8 Finding product documentation
- 11 Architecture overview
- 13 Hardware configuration
- 13 Configuration of McAfee ePO server and SQL Server on the same physical server
- 14 Use VMs for the McAfee ePO Server
- 14 Share the SQL database hardware
- 14 Hard disk configuration
- 17 SAN usage
- 17 Determining the server hardware needed
- 21 Repositories overview
- 22 FTP repositories
- 22 HTTP repositories
- 22 UNC share repositories
- 23 SuperAgent repositories
- 24 Creating a new SuperAgent policy
- 24 Creating a new group in the System Tree
- 25 Assigning the new SuperAgents policy to the new SuperAgents group
- 26 Dragging a system into the new SuperAgents group
- 27 Place repositories
- 28 Calculating bandwidth of repository replication
- 28 Calculating bandwidth for client pulls of updates
- 29 Determine repository count
- 32 Global updates
- 35 Agent Handlers overview
- 37 Install new software
- 37 Upgrade the software
- 39 Move the server
- 40 Move McAfee Agents between servers
- 41 Using Transfer Systems
- 43 Agent functionality
- 44 Deploying agents
- 46 Deploy from the McAfee ePO server
- 46 Synchronize with Active Directory
- 47 Deploy the agent using third-party tools
- 48 Make the agent part of your image
- 51 Your System Tree
- 51 Use Active Directory synchronization
- 52 Dynamically sorting your machines
- 55 Manage policies
- 56 McAfee agent policy
- 56 Agent to server communication interval (ASCI)
- 58 Configuring ASCI
- 59 Configuring the policy enforcement interval
- 60 Deploying packages
- 63 Deploy products
- 64 Configuring which products are deployed
- 64 Schedule product deployment with randomization
- 65 Updating products
- 69 Perform an action on a query
- 70 Creating a server task
- 71 Creating an automatic report email or export
- 72 Create an automatic content pull and replication
- 73 Disabling master repository client pulls
- 74 Purge events automatically
- 74 Creating a purge events by query server task
- 76 Purging events by query
- 77 Deleting inactive systems automatically
- 81 Reporting overview
- 82 Custom queries
- 84 Creating custom event queries
- 88 Event summary queries
- 88 Creating client event summary queries
- 91 Creating threat events summary query
- 95 Creating custom table queries
- 99 Determining if you have a duplicate GUID problem
- 100 Determining if your server has performance problems
- 102 Understand product version numbers
- 103 Determining the best upgrade strategy
- 103 1051 and 1059 events
- 104 Filtering 1051 and 1059 events
- 105 ePolicy Orchestrator SQL database maintenance
- 107 Configuring simple disaster recovery
- 108 Use server clusters for disaster recovery
- 108 Use cold and hot spares on one physical site
- 108 Use cold and hot spares on two physical sites
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