Where is mcafee access protection log

Review the recent entries in the Access Protection Log file: Examine the log file and determine if the most recent log entries correspond to the time that the system began to exhibit problems. If the log entries do not correspond with the time that the problems occurred, the problems might not be related to Access Protection. In this scenario, see KB If the log entries correspond with the problems, determine which are relevant and which are not, based on the two types of log entries.

The two types are as follows:. The segments of the message, defined as follows, help you determine the application that is being blocked, the reason it was blocked which Access Protection rule it triggered , and other important points:. The process is now excluded. You can read more about configuring Access Protection rules in the Product Guide for your version. For product documents, go to the Enterprise Product Documentation portal. Choose your region North America. Asia Pacific. Europe, Middle East, Africa.

Ready to get started? Title Question? Email stops sending successfully after you install VSE. A McAfee process has not established trust with Access Protection due to a recent install.

Right-click Access Protection. In addition, it also protects McAfee processes and services by preventing users from modifying or stopping them. Sometimes you might be needed to temporarily disable Access Protection to perform troubleshooting or implement workarounds provided by Technical Support.

If this solution or workaround does not resolve your issue, log on to the ServicePortal and create a Service Request. Include this article number in the Problem Description field. For product documents, go to the Enterprise Product Documentation portal.

Choose your region North America. Click Show Advanced. Click Access Protection. In the Rules section, click Add. On the Add Rule page, configure the settings. Scroll down to Subrules , click Add , and then configure subrule properties. Select Processes for the Subrule type. Select Run for the Operations. Scroll down to Targets. Click Save. Click Add again, select Exclude for Inclusion status, and browse to the process location browsing populates the MD5 hash.

Click Save three times. Click Apply. Choose your region North America. Asia Pacific. Europe, Middle East, Africa. Ready to get started? Title Question? Summary This article provides troubleshooting steps and advice for the following common scenarios: An application stops working after installing ENS Creating user-defined rules This article explains how to determine whether the ENS Access Protection feature is the source of the issue and, if so, provides steps to resolve it.