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Failing to do so leaves the system extensions and Functional Module Platform (FMP) on the system.

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Users must provide the credentials on the password prompt when this last McAfee module is getting uninstalled from the system. In this case, the user again sees a prompt to enter the administrator credentials when the last McAfee module is getting uninstalled from the system. If the user doesn’t provide credentials, the ENSM Firewall uninstallation continues, but system extensions aren’t uninstalled with ENSM Firewall. When uninstalling ENSM Firewall, the user is prompted to enter the administrator credentials to uninstall the system extension.

This sample profile also addresses the password prompt to enter the administrator credentials to uninstall the system extensions on MDM-managed Monterey systems.

The sample profile SEPC_McAfee_v2.0.mobileconfig.zip in the Attachment section of this article addresses the alert that prompts to allow the McAfee system extension, from the Security & Privacy System Preferences pane during Firewall install.

The user is prompted to enter the administrator credentials on the MDM-managed Big Sur and MDM-managed Catalina systems with the Removable System Extensions payload profile.

The profile avoids user intervention only on MDM-managed systems with macOS Monterey.

To achieve this configuration, use a management profile with a System Extensions payload with the following settings:įor a sample profile for the Removable System Extensions payload, see SEPC_McAfee_v2.0.mobileconfig.zip in the Attachment section of this article. You can avoid user intervention to provide administrator credentials during uninstall of system extensions on MDM-managed Monterey systems. When uninstalling ENSM Firewall 10.7.8 on MDM-managed Monterey systems:

You can use a Web Content Filter payload with the following settings to approve the extension Content Filter component:Īnchor apple generic and identifier "" and (certificate leaf /* exists */ or certificate 1 /* exists */ and certificate leaf /* exists */ and certificate leaf = GT8P3H7SPW)įilterPacketProviderDesignatedRequirementįor a sample profile for the Web Content Filter payload, see CFS_McAfee_v1.0.mobileconfig.zip in the Attachment section of this article. The system extension can be approved without user interaction, using a management profile System Extensions payload with the following settings:įor a sample profile for the System Extensions payload, see SEPC_McAfee_v2.0.mobileconfig.zip in the Attachment section of this article.

These systems have a Firewall compliance status of Non-compliant in ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) until the user gives consent.

The McAfee Alert appears every 30 minutes, until the user provides consent.

After the user gives consent, the Firewall feature can be enabled.

After the user gives consent, when trying to enable the Firewall feature, the user sees another prompt to allow the McAfeeSystemExtensions Content Filter.

The user sees a McAfee Alert that prompts to allow the McAfee system extension, from the Security & Privacy System Preferences pane.

ENSM tries to automatically load the McAfee system extension during the installation.

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When you install ENSM on macOS systems, the Firewall feature is disabled at the time of installation.

Installation on non-Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems See the following table for the user experience depending on the environment where ENSM Firewall is deployed.