McAfee defines migration as a deployment where one or more legacy McAfee products (McAfee VirusScan Enterprise, McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention, and McAfee SiteAdvisor Enterprise) already exist on the endpoint where McAfee Endpoint Security will be deployed. In the event an issue is encountered during upgrades, see the following documentation:

Endpoint Upgrade Assistant Demonstration.

Endpoint Upgrade Assistant Product Guide.

Introduction to Endpoint Upgrade Assistant.

The EUA analyzes the endpoints in your McAfee ePO environment, detects the supported McAfee products that are installed, and determines the minimum security requirements for upgrading to the current product versions. Use the McAfee Endpoint Upgrade Assistant (EUA) to automate the upgrade process.

See “Migration” if legacy McAfee software (McAfee VirusScan Enterprise, McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention, and McAfee SiteAdvisor Enterprise) already exists on the endpoint. McAfee defines an upgrade as a deployment where a version of McAfee Endpoint Security already exists on the endpoint.

Data collection steps for troubleshooting Endpoint Security issues.

Third-party DLL injectors, code detours, and hooking.

How to troubleshoot an Endpoint Security installation failure.

In the event an issue is encountered during installation, see the following documentation:

Endpoint Security for Linux Threat Prevention 10.5.1.

Endpoint Security for Windows 10.6.0 (Self-managed).

Endpoint Security for Windows 10.6.0 (ePO Cloud managed).

Endpoint Security for Windows 10.6.0 (ePO managed).

Note: All McAfee Endpoint Security module features are enabled by default. Review the guides below for information about how to install McAfee Endpoint Security and for additional details regarding system requirements.

Introduction to Reference Configurations.

Review the following article to learn more and find the applicable Reference Configuration: Each Reference Configuration document contains a product mix that has been validated to work together properly for a specific type of customer profile. Review Reference Configurations, which are deployment scenarios that have undergone extensive testing to ensure proper sequencing and improve ease of execution.

Supported platforms, environments, and operating systems for Endpoint Security for Mac.

Supported platforms, environments, and operating systems for Endpoint Security for Linux Threat Prevention.

Supported platforms, environments, and operating systems for Endpoint Security for Windows.

Review the Supported Environments documentation to ensure that the environment is compatible before deploying McAfee Endpoint Security: See “Upgrades” if there is pre-existing software. McAfee defines a clean installation as a deployment where there are no elements of McAfee software pre-existing on the endpoint.

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