Both are designed to make Windows administration smoother, faster, more integrated, and generally more awesome. What is DameWare?ĭameWare (part of the SolarWinds family of products) built their reputation on two products: NT Utilities, and Mini Remote Control. Yes, it’s that good – read on and you’ll see why. I realize that there are businesses in the same boat as us and that this may be a shot in the dark, but I thought it was worth a try.There are a small number of tools out there that, once used, become so indispensable that you can’t live without them.ĭameWare makes such a tool. Was wondering if anyone else has experience with the Dameware service while using Checkpoint Endpoint Protection and whether or not they need exclusions/if their exclusions are working properly? Reached out to SolarWinds for advice (No such luck) Sent various updates and cpinfo's, logs, and screenshots to Check Point Added Dameware as a whitelisted application under 'Application Control' Applied the necessary hotfixes to the Smart Endpoint Tested the software on different client versions (Same result between e80.70-e80.86) Selected 'Skip File' under 'Riskware Treatment' Tested several 'new' AW policies that Check Point suggested

Analyzed the forensics reports and made suggestions for new exclusions

We have been working with Check Point on this issue nearing 3 months.ĭespite all of the exclusions and updates we have made, the Anti-Malware Blade insists that the Solarwinds: Dameware Mini Remote Control service is malicious and deletes the corresponding.

Dameware client