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Are the logs not accessible via port 1934?<br />
eg <a href="http://computername:1934" rel="ugc">http://computername:1934</a><br />
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That is the default if I remember correctly.
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Are the logs not accessible via port 1934?
eg http://computername:1934 [http://computername:1934]

That is the default if I remember correctly.

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Hi Antony,<br />
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Nope the logs cannot be accessed via 1934. The port should be 8081 because from the EPO server, when I select Agent-&gt;Show Agent Log, it brings me to <a href="http://IPaddress:8081" rel="ugc">http://IPaddress:8081</a>.<br />
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I tried using both computer name and ipaddress via port 8081 but it failed. It showed HTTP 403 Forbidden.
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Hi Antony,

Nope the logs cannot be accessed via 1934. The port should be 8081 because from the EPO server, when I select Agent->Show Agent Log, it brings me to http://IPaddress:8081 [http://IPaddress:8081].

I tried using both computer name and ipaddress via port 8081 but it failed. It showed HTTP 403 Forbidden.

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Solution was straight-forward and accurate
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Solution was straight-forward and accurate

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Hi Everyone,<br />
<br />
I just implemented McAfee EPO 4.5 but I cannot view the computers that are installed with Mcafee Agent logs via Port 8081 - <a href="http://computername:8081" rel="ugc">http://computername:8081</a><br />
I can telnet to the computer via port 8081 so the port is open.<br />
<br />
Can anyone advise me any step that I might have missed out?<br />
<br />
Thank you.
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Hi Everyone,

I just implemented McAfee EPO 4.5 but I cannot view the computers that are installed with Mcafee Agent logs via Port 8081 - http://computername:8081
I can telnet to the computer via port 8081 so the port is open.

Can anyone advise me any step that I might have missed out?

Thank you.

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