UltraMon Block in NIS 2009

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It looks like NIS just does not know the application. Are you able to find it in your firewall?

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Nope, it was not in the Firewall>Program Control.  I added it; however, I do not "think" UltraMon accesses the Internet.   

 

It shows the Target is C:\Program Files\Norton Internet Security\Engine\16.0.0.125\MCUI32.exe. 

Message Edited by siliconman01 on 10-14-2008 05:02 AM
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It is beta and it is software so it probably is searching to " home"  through the internet

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On further investigation, this occurs when the NIS 2009 is opened via double clicking on the NIS icon in the Notification Tray.  I “think” NIS 2009 is blocking Ultramon from inserting the switch-monitor hot buttons into the NIS main window. 

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Have you checked your UltraMon version? <<  Version 3.0.1 includes unspecified updates. >> [CNET download]

 

Perhaps it is even trying to update itself? <s>

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The latest beta version is 3.0.3 which is what I have installed on my system.

 

http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/download.asp

 

 

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You shouldn't worry too much about this, it's a non-issue.

 

My NIS 2009 also routinely 'blocks' Sysinternals Process Explorer yet it functions just as it should.

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UltraMon is trying to access a portion of the running NIS product in an unacceptable way. This message is showing that the Norton Product Tamper Protection feature has prevented UltraMon from obtaining that access.

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Ah, Beta! <g>

 

Might be an idea to revert to the previous non-beta? Although note Reese A's comment.