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Added MDM log retrieval process and additional launch config.
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::: warning *ImmyBot's EV code-signing certificate is changing on Feb. 11th, 2025* | ||
Please see the [FAQ section for more details](https://docs.immy.bot/FAQ.html#what-should-i-do-about-immybot-s-upcoming-code-signing-certificate-change) on updating security exclusions. | ||
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> [!WARNING] *ImmyBot's EV code-signing certificate is changing on Feb. 11th, 2025* | ||
> Please see the [FAQ section for more details](https://docs.immy.bot/FAQ.html#what-should-i-do-about-immybot-s-upcoming-code-signing-certificate-change) on updating security exclusions. | ||
::: danger *ImmyBot no longer supports Windows 7, Server 2008 (or Server 2012 w/o [ESUs](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/extended-security-updates-overview)) machines.* | ||
Please see the [FAQ section for more details](https://docs.immy.bot/FAQ.html#what-windows-versions-does-immyagent-support) | ||
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- [SentinelOne](#sentinelone) | ||
- [DNSFilter](#dnsfilter) | ||
- [Group Policy Objects](#group-policy-objects) | ||
- [Working With Support](#working-with-support) | ||
- [Gather an Endpoint Trace Log](#gather-an-endpoint-trace-log) | ||
- [MDMDiagnostics Logs](#mdmdiagnostics-logs) | ||
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### ThreatLocker | ||
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These GPOs have been known to cause issues with running scripts. | ||
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## Working With Support | ||
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Support Email: | ||
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`[email protected]` | ||
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Sometimes things go wrong and you just need to send in a support ticket. Here is some of the information they may need to help you out. | ||
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### Gather an Endpoint Trace Log | ||
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Windows Performance Recorder can generate a detailed log of an endpoint's activity, which can be used to see most environmental causes for issues running the Immybot Agent. | ||
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These can be resource intensive and can require 2-4 GB available RAM, depending on how active an endpoint is and how long a trace is running for. | ||
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> [!NOTE] | ||
> These can be resource intensive and can require 2-4 GB available RAM, depending on how active an endpoint is and how long a trace is running for. | ||
1. From an elevated CMD prompt, run: | ||
``` | ||
wpr -start CPU -start Minifilter -start FileIO -start Registry | ||
```bat | ||
wpr.exe -start CPU -start Minifilter -start FileIO -start Registry | ||
``` | ||
2. Recreate the issue. | ||
3. Wait 3-5 minutes, depending on the available RAM, and run: | ||
```bat | ||
wpr.exe -stop "C:\PerfLogs\examplefilename.etl" -compress | ||
``` | ||
wpr -stop c:\PerfLogs\examplefilename.etl -compress | ||
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If the `wpr -stop` command fails, try running without "-compress" | ||
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This ETL can be reviewed in Windows Performance Analyzer from the Windows Performance Toolkit SDK. | ||
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### MDMDiagnostics Logs | ||
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Issues with device enrollment occur often, and the possible reasons behind them are numerous. Logs from the MDMDiagnostics tool can help identify the root cause. | ||
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1. From an elevated CMD Prompt, run: | ||
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```bat | ||
MDMdiagnosticstool.exe -area "DeviceProvisioning;DeviceEnrollment" -cab "C:\Temp\MDMDiag_Log.cab" | ||
``` | ||
If the wpr -stop command fails, try running without "-compress" | ||
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This ETL can be reviewd in Windows Performance Analyzer from the Windows Performance Toolkit SDK. | ||
2. The cab file may be too large to email, so you can create a cloud share and send the link to `[email protected]`. | ||
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