Issue: In environments running ENS 10.7.0 September 2021 Update, ENS 10.7.0 November 2021 Update deployment tasks configured with multiple modules of ENS in addition to the ATP module can fail.
Workaround: The Microsoft article More about AMSI integration with Exchange Server has steps on how to disable the AMSI feature on Microsoft Exchange Server while retaining the installed Exchange rollup updates. There's a report of an issue where the AMSI integration isn't working properly when there are multiple AMSI providers. Issue: There might be compatibility issues when you have ENS (with AMSI enabled) and the AMSI integration in Microsoft Exchange Server 2016/2019. Workaround: We've provided a script to run before installing ENS Web Control 10.7.0 extension 10.1. Issue: A "Data truncation" error is generated when upgrading the ENS Web Control extension on ePO servers. See the related article for more information. The issue is resolved in the ENS 10.7.0 June 2022 Update. The issue is resolved with Internet Explorer browsers with no action required for the users. We're sorry, the page you requested cannot be found. Issue: The Block or Warn page that ENS Web Control navigates to after blocking or warning for a URL contains the following message. Resolution: This issue is resolved in the ENS 10.7.0 June 2022 Update. Or, change the ATP Rule Assignment from Balanced to Productivity. Workaround: Reduce the number of ATP rules modified from 'default' to a maximum of four modified rules with the same state. Issue: When you modify five or more ENS ATP rules, the ATP cache is reset on every policy enforcement. When the faulty driver is replaced, future installations and upgrades don't require a restart for this issue. The restart must occur for the installation or upgrade to continue. If a restart is needed, a prompt displays on the endpoint to perform a one-time restart. If it does, the utility replaces it to resolve the issue. When you install or upgrade to ENS 10.6.1, the utility automatically detects whether the endpoint has the faulty driver. A utility, mfeepmpk_utility.exe, is included in the ENS 10.6.1 installation packages to resolve the issue with the faulty driver. Resolution: This issue is resolved in ENS 10.6.1 and ENS 10.7.0. The issue is timing-related and doesn't always occur. NOTE: This Update is available only from Technical Support. NOTE: This hotfix is available only from Technical Support. See the "Related Information" section below for contact details. This update is available only by contacting Technical Support. The reason is the issue described in KB91642 - Reboot loop with Endpoint Security 10.6.1 July Update. NOTE: This update has been changed from GA to RTS.
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