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Everything on your Mac, all the files, documents, photos and operating system. The totality of your drive, enough to do a full restore if needed. So if you have a Mac and it is the first backup via the Airport Time Capsule, Time Machine will backup your entire disk, (the backup’s after that will be incremental). So, you don’t really mean “install” Lion on your Time Capsule, I think. You just mean that once you update to Lion will your backups include backing up the Mac OS X Lion system files to your Time Capsule. So OS X is just a collection of files.
- Endpoint Security Clients Downloads
- Utilities/Services Downloads
- Management Console Downloads
- Documentation and Related SecureKnowledge Articles
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Important: Enterprise Endpoint Security E82.00 macOS Clients (Limited Availability) is now available. This release provides initial support for the Endpoint Security Clients on macOS Catalina (10.15)
Table of Contents1 Reasons why computers become sluggish2 Instructions on how to restore Mac OS to the previous date2.1 Step 1. Configure a Time Capsule2.1.1 Automatic Time Capsule set up2.1.2 Manual Time Capsule configuration2.2 Step 2. Use Time Machine to backup your data2.3 Step 3. Restore Mac to the earlier date There’s nothing more annoying.
Notes:
- The relevant links to downloads are located in the relevant section, i.e. Standalone Clients, Utilities/Services.
- The relevant links to documentation are located in the 'Documentation' section.
- It is strongly recommended that you read the E80.89 Endpoint Security Client for Mac Release Notes, before installing this release.
- Also refer to:
- For E80.89 releases for Windows: Refer to sk141233 - Enterprise Endpoint Security E80.89 Windows Clients
Endpoint Security Homepage is now available.
Notes:
- The relevant links to downloads are located in the relevant section, i.e., Standalone Clients, Utilities/Services.
- The relevant links to documentation are located in the 'Documentation' section.
- It is strongly recommended that you read the E80.89 Endpoint Security Client for Mac Release Notes, before installing this release.
- Also refer to:
What's New in E80.89 for Mac
Show / Hide this sectionThis release adds these new features:New Features
- Support for the Endpoint Security Clients on macOS Mojave (10.14)
- Support for SandBlast Agent previously only available on the Windows platform:
- Threat Emulation - Evasion resistant sandbox technology detects malicious behavior and prevents any imminent attack.
As in Windows, the protection is available in 2 levels:- Protection from files written to the file system.
- Inspection of files downloaded by Chrome using the Chrome browser extension to prevent malicious files from getting to the file system.
- Anti-Ransomware - Detects and quarantines the most evasive Ransomware variants.
- Google Chrome Extension with:
- Threat Extraction - Reconstructs downloaded file, delivering sanitized risk-free files to users in real time.
- Zero Phishing - Blocks deceptive phishing sites and alerts on password reuse in real-time.
- Threat Emulation - Evasion resistant sandbox technology detects malicious behavior and prevents any imminent attack.
- Full support for macOS 64-bit.
- Adds the ability for Remote Access to verify the integrity of the Endpoint Security Management where the Endpoint Security VPN clients connect.
This ability exists in the Endpoint Security VPN client for Windows, and is now available for the Endpoint Security client for macOS. See sk108892.
Enhancements
- Native Encryption Management now supports mobile network users.
- Remote Access - Opens the default browser of the machine to register to hotspot.
Endpoint Security Clients Downloads
Show / Hide this sectionEndpoint Security E80.89 Clients
| Platform | Package | Link |
| macOS | E80.89 Check Point Endpoint Security Client for macOS | (ZIP) |
| macOS | E80.89 Check Point Endpoint Security Client for macOS (without Capsule Docs and SandBlast Agent) | (ZIP) |
Standalone Clients Downloads
Show / Hide this sectionNote: These Standalone clients do not require Endpoint Security Server installation as part of their deployment.
E80.89 Standalone Clients
| Platform | Package | Link |
| macOS | E80.89 Endpoint Security VPN for macOS - Disc Image (DMG) | (DMG) |
| E80.89 Endpoint Security VPN for macOS - Automatic Upgrade package (PKG) | (PKG) | |
| E80.89 Endpoint Security VPN for macOS - Signature for automatic upgrade | (signature) |
Capsule Docs E80.89 Clients
| Platform | Package | Link |
| macOS | E80.89 Capsule Docs Mac Editor | (DMG) |
Utilities/Services Downloads
Show / Hide this sectionMedia Encryption Offline Access Tool E80.89 for macOS
| Platform | Package | Link |
| macOS | E80.89 Media Encryption Offline Access Tool | sk148453 |
Native Encryption Management Hotfix Downloads
Show / Hide this sectionIf you want to use the new Native Encryption Management, download the relevant hotfix.Note: In order to download some of the packages you will need to have a Software Subscription or Active Support plan.
The packages provided below are Legacy CLI packages (not CPUSE packages).
| Endpoint Security Server | Package | Link |
| R77.30.03 | R77.30.03 Server Hotfix for Native Encryption Management | (TGZ) |
| R77.20 EP6.2 | R77.20 EP6.2 Server Hotfix for Native Encryption Management | (TGZ) |
Important: The Native Encryption Management Hotfix is integrated into R80.20
Management Console Downloads
Show / Hide this sectionManagement Console for Endpoint Security Server
The SmartConsole for Endpoint Security Server allows the Administrator to connect to the Endpoint Security Server and to manage the new Endpoint Security Software Blades.
| Endpoint Security Server | Package | Link |
| R77.30.03 | SmartConsole for Endpoint Security Server R77.30.03 / E80.89 | (EXE) |
| R80.20 | SmartConsole for Endpoint Security Server R80.20 | sk137593 |
| R77.20 EP6.2 | SmartConsole for Endpoint Security Server R77.20 EP6.2 / E80.89 | (EXE) |
Resolved Issues
Show / Hide this section| Issue ID | Description |
| EPS-17286 | 'App is not optimized for your Mac' warning when installing Endpoint Security Client on macOS 10.13.4 or later. |
| EPS-11209 | Mobile network accounts are not supported. |
| EPS-10817 | Institutional Recovery Key can only be imported once. |
| EPS-18593 | Resolves the rare cases where the VPN client GUI does not load automatically after a reboot. |
| ESVPN-917 | Improves the recovery mechanism of DNS suffixes (in Office Mode configurations) to avoid the rare cases when the suffixes are not removed, when the client disconnects unexpectedly. |
Documentation and Related SecureKnowledge Articles
Show / Hide this section| Document |
| E80.89 Endpoint Security Client for Mac |
| E80.89 Endpoint Security Client for Mac Release Notes |
| E80.89 Endpoint Security Client for Mac User Guide |
| Remote Access VPN Clients |
| E80.89 Endpoint Security VPN Clients for Mac Release Notes |
| E80.71 and higher Endpoint Security VPN for Mac Administration Guide |
| Capsule Docs Client |
| E80.71 and higher Capsule Docs Editor for Mac User Guide |
For more information on Check Point releases see: Maintrain Release map, Maintrain Upgrade map, Maintrain Backward Compatibility map, Maintrain Releases plan.
For more information on the Enterprise Endpoint Security E80.89 Client, see:
- For installation and upgrade instructions, use the procedures in: Installation and Upgrade Guide for Gaia Platforms R77 Versions
For more information on Check Point releases see: Maintrain Release map, Maintrain Upgrade map, Maintrain Backward Compatibility map, Maintrain Releases plan.
For more information on the Enterprise Endpoint Security E80.71 Client, see:
- For installation and upgrade instructions, use the procedures in: Installation and Upgrade Guide for Gaia Platforms R77 Versions
Revision History
Show / Hide this section| Date | Description |
| 15 July 2019 | Link to Maintrain Release map was replaced |
| 30 Dec 2018 | First release of this document. |
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- 2 Instructions on how to restore Mac OS to the previous date
- 2.1 Step 1. Configure a Time Capsule
There’s nothing more annoying than a slow or crashing computer.[1] It doesn’t matter if you use Windows or Apple device, you still want it to boot quickly and work fast. However, during the time, computers might become sluggish, and you might find yourself daydreaming about a new device. Though, new Mac might not be the priority in your shopping list. Fortunately, you start fresh without spending the money. It’s enough to restore Mac to the earlier date to make it faster or get rid of annoying errors.
Restoring Mac to the earlier date helps to speed up the computer.
Windows computer users have System Restore[2] feature that allows reverting computer to the previous date. Thus, they can travel back in computer’s time before the error, ransomware attack or other problem has occurred.
However, Mac OS X users can take advantage of this feature as well. It’s not hard to restore Mac to the previous date. Thus, if you want to speed up your beloved PC, read further to learn more how to perform this task.
Reasons why computers become sluggish
Often Mac or Windows computers become sluggish due to various cyber infections:
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- you might accidentally install potentially unwanted program (PUP) during freeware installation;
- you might download illegal content that brought spyware or cryptocurrency miner[4] to the computer;
- you may have incorrectly uninstalled or deleted applications and corrupted program-related files that caused system errors;
- ransomware attack;
- etc.
However, not only viruses or malicious programs can cause system slowdowns. Even if you are responsible computer users, everyday tasks still diminish Mac performance. Thus, system restore can help to start fresh and enjoy your PC like the first day you got it from the Apple store.
Instructions on how to restore Mac OS to the previous date
Mac restore requires setting up a Time Capsule and using Time Machine. It’s a built-in backup software in macOS. It allows creating data backups and restoring them. However, it’s not an offline storage utility.[3] Thus if you are afraid of losing your files or want to backup all your life and keep it safe and sound, you should use external storage device or look up for other Mac backup solution.[5]
Step 1. Configure a Time Capsule
You won’t be able to restore Mac until you set up a Time Capsule. You can perform this task either manually or automatically. However, you will need to use an external drive and connect it to your computer.
However, if you cannot perform this task due to some computer-related problems or virus infection, you will need to repair the hard disk or reinstall the operating system. However, we hope that you won’t need these methods.
Automatic Time Capsule set up
Once you connect your external storage device to the computer, you should receive a prompt saying:
“Do you want to use the drive to back up with the Time Machine?”
You should choose Use a Backup Disk option to start the process. After a while, your Time Capsule will be configured, and you will be able to restore Mac.
Manual Time Capsule configuration
However, in some cases, Mac does not deliver previously mentioned pop-up. For this reason, you cannot set up Time Capsule automatically. For this reason, you have to do it manually by following these steps:
- Open Apple menu.
- Access System Preferences and choose Time Machine.
- Click Select Backup Disk option.
- Now you have to choose your external storage device from the available disks list. Then click Use Disk button.
If you want to ensure that your files are protected and cannot be accessed by third-parties, you should hit “Encrypt Backup Disk” option and create a strong password.
Wait until backup process is over. Indeed, it might take some time if your Mac is full of documents, video files, image and other data. Thus, you have to be patient!
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Step 2. Use Time Machine to backup your data
Time Capsule creates backups every single day. Thus, once you set it up, it automatically creates backups for the previous 24 hours. Additionally, it also creates daily backups of the previous month. However, you can speed up this process; you can create a backup immediately after setting up a Time Capsule.
All you have to do is to choose Backup Up Now option from the Time Machine’s menu. Wait until it finishes the task and proceed to the third step.
Capsule Fight Mac Os Catalina
Step 3. Restore Mac to the earlier date
When preparatory work is done (previous two steps), you can start the main task – computer restore with OS X Recovery Tool. Follow these steps:
- During the system startup, hold down the command key + R to open the recovery tool.
- Choose Restore From Time Machine Backup option.
Choose “Restore From Time Machine Backup” option from the macOS Utilities window.
- If you have few backups, choose the one that was created before particular Mac error or around the date you have noticed system slowdowns or other problems.
Then, you have to wait until Mac restore is finished. One it’s done, you can enjoy your PC’s performance again!