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I'm confused by log collecting. There are what look like to entirely separate log collection facilities, one described at -how-do-i-use-eset-log-collector, and the other in ESET Internet Security under Help and Support -> Technical Support.

I had the same issue in the past weeks, I saw in the IPS logs that the ESET IP addresses were blocked by the XG.

I went on this site: =sk_SK&viewlocale=en_US and created a new firewall rule to bypass IPS when the destination is one of the FQDN or ip addresses from the eset's KB.

I am analysing with R some gene expression data. I would like to do differential gene expression analysis with limma's eBayes (limma is part of BioConductor), but to do that I need to have my expression data as an eset object. Thing is, I have only preprocessed data and do not have the CEL files, I could convert directly to eset object. I tried searching from Internet, but couldn't find a solution. Only thing I found, was that it IS possible.

The problem:To evaluate the differential gene expression with eBayes I would need the eset object out of this expression data and I have honestly no idea how to go about that step. :(

Affymetrix data will usually be normalized using the affy package. We will assume here that the data is available as an ExpressionSet object called eset. Such an object will have an slot containing the log-expression values for each gene on each array which can be extracted using exprs(eset).

I have several unattended access clients that require pressing ctrl-alt-del to login. When using rescue unattended access, eset endpoint is blocking remote sending of ctrl-alt-del. It seems to be an issue with eset's HIPS module, and rules can be created within eset to allow it. What specific logmein rescue file(s) need to be added to eset HIPS rules to allow remote sending ctrl-alt-del, specifically for unattended access? I have found the files for the logmein application, but not for Rescue unattended access - they are not the same. ff782bc1db