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In our organization, we have discovered that CSA will block GPO machine settings upon bootup. The csatdi driver (network application interceptor) is the driver blocking this activity. Cisco says there is no rule to create to allow this activity. Has ...
I've been informed that the SQL 2000 database that our MC uses (version 5.1)in one of our environments needs to be moved to a SQL 2005 database server. What's the best way to point the MC to the new SQL 2005 server?
I too have not been able to make this rule work. I believe it's the way Nero writes to a CD. It does not go through the OS, but rather directly writes to the CD, therefore, CSA does not see it and cannot block this activity.
Yes, I've confirmed it's the csatdi driver. I've tried a "system booting" system state and will continue to experiment but Cisco says there's no rule to fix it. I do have a TAC case and am awaiting another response. thanks
Thanks for the info. I found out that the SQL 2000 database can be moved to another SQL 2000 server. So, if the db is moved to a different server, will just a reinstall of the MC work to point it to the new db server. It will retain all of the polici...
