From the dropdown, click on Avast Antivirus.įrom here you can set up your policy and can associate this to a service, groups, or apply directly to the devices as you see fit.

These are found here: For Deployment and Maintaining

Port Forwarding: 72 are used devices for the Onsite Manager / Service Center to communicate through for Integrated Avast deploymentsĪfter this, you can set up the policies to deploy, maintain, and monitor Avast Antivirus.

The following need to be allowed through your firewall.

Exception for Geo-blocking: because Avast is based in the Czech Republic, services from that country will need to have no geo-blocking interference.

While Avast Antivirus attempts to do this automatically, it is also recommended to do this prior to installing a new Antivirus solution.

This also assumes that any previous or conflicting Antivirus solutions were uninstalled and cleared out.

That said, there are key additional steps that need to be considered. The basics of what should be required to install Integrated Avast Antivirus through Barracuda RMM is covered in the user guide. What is required to Install and Monitor Avast Antivirus? By the time you get through this article, you should have a better understanding of how Avast Antivirus works within Barracuda RMM and will be armed with basic tools to move on to troubleshooting the problems you might run into. Much of what is developed for this Knowledge Base article is a combination of documentation from the User Guide, expertise within Barracuda RMM from the support team, knowledge from the Avast support team, and finally from the valuable feedback from our Partners. This article is intended to attempt to serve as a first step in resolving issues with your AV deployment. One of the most common questions the support team receives is how to mitigate issues deploying Integrated Avast Antivirus through Barracuda RMM.

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