A Windows Api Call Returned Error 53
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Sophos Clean +Sophos Cloud Sophos Home +Sophos UTM 9 +Sophos XG Firewall Web Appliance Tweets by @SophosSupport system error 53 has occurred mapping network drive An endpoint computer fails to update ('Could not contact server') Article ID: 118209 Updated: 15 Aug 2016 19 people found this helpful Available in: English | Español |
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Italiano | 日本語 | Français | Deutsch Issue Sophos Endpoint Security and Control fails to update. You see one of the following problems on the endpoint computer: A cross on the Sophos shield Could not contact server Updating failed Sophos Endpoint Security and Control has failed to download updates. Sophos Protection Updating: failed First seen in system error 53 windows 10 Sophos Endpoint Security and Control 10.0 Cause There are various causes but the most common ones are: Sophos AutoUpdate (SAU) is incorrectly configured: The address attempting to be contacted is invalid or unreachable. The username is incorrect. The password is incorrect or has expired. The computer is experiencing network connectivity problems. What To Do Before following the advice below it is recommended that you confirm the following: The computer is fully connected to your network (and the Internet if updating from Sophos). The address Sophos AutoUpdate is attempting to contact is correct. This could either be a UNC path or HTTP address to a share hosted on your network or the one word address of 'Sophos' (without quotes) if updating from our databanks. Note:We use 'Sophos' so the exact address can be changed by us inside the product without affecting your configuration. The username is correct - either a valid account for your network (if connecting to a local/remote share) or a valid and active username issued
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encryption +Server protection & integration Sophos Clean +Sophos Cloud Sophos Home +Sophos UTM 9 +Sophos system error 53 has occurred windows 2012 XG Firewall Web Appliance Tweets by @SophosSupport Sophos Update Manager shows 'Threat delivery failed' or 'Threat detection update failed' Article ID: 111756 Updated: 20 Feb 2013 https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-US/118209 0 people found this helpful Available in: English | Español | Italiano | 日本語 | Français | Deutsch Issue Sophos Update Manager reports'Threat delivery failed' or 'Threat detection update failed' in Update Managers within your Sophos Console. The SUMTrace log at these locations: Windows XP to 2003: %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\Sophos\Update Manager\Logs\ Windows https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/111756 Vista and above: %AllUsersProfile%\Sophos\Update Manager\Logs Example SUMTrace exert: [\\
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