ePO Pre-Install Auditor 3.1.0 Expired?

[vvadim]

Hi All!

I'm run the ePO Pre-Install Auditor tool 3.1.0 - Refresh 3 Version 3.1.0 from 5 Dec. 2018 and receive popup error message "Found Corrupted files".

Than, I has download the achieve with this software again, unpack it and run in second time with the same result.

In the ePIPAPI.log I find the next:

3924 2019-07-22 12:41:50 I C:\Install\ePO Pre-Install Auditor tool\ePOIP310_144R3
3924 2019-07-22 12:41:50 E Expired
8440 2019-07-22 12:42:50 I C:\Install\ePO Pre-Install Auditor tool\ePOIP310_144R3
8440 2019-07-22 12:42:50 E Expired
8956 2019-07-22 12:44:18 I C:\Install\ePO Pre-Install Auditor tool\ePOIP310_144R3
8956 2019-07-22 12:44:18 E Expired
11984 2019-07-22 01:01:34 I C:\Install\ePO Pre-Install Auditor tool\ePOIP310_144R3
11984 2019-07-22 01:01:34 E Expired

 So, what's happened with this Auditor? it is any new version available?

Thanks

[Former Member]

Please change the System Date to 21st July and run the setup file.

issue has been noticed and team is working.

We will soon publish the KB article as well.

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[vvadim]

Thanks, but I can afford to do this on production ePO server

[Former Member]

We will be releasing the New Installation files in which this issue has been addressed.

As of now i can't provide you the exact time.

But we can follow the suggested workaround to proceed with the upgrade/Install.

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[cdinet · Accepted solution]

Yes, the date/time stamp is only temporary during the install.  You can also use the command below to run it instead.

setup.exe SKIPEPOIP=1

[vvadim]

I just want to check system compatibility for upgrading ePO from 5.9.1 to 5.10.

Is any way existed to skip date checking? 

[cdinet]

Unfortunately, no there is not.  The cert expired and they are re-working it.  The only thing temporarily changing system time will do is possibly prevent some communication with AD due to times not matching the domain, and maybe systems, but it should be a brief.  Once you run your check, you can reset the date/time back to current.

[vvadim]

Thanks, I will wait the new version of Auditor

[cdinet]

You can follow KB91682 for when that is released or sign up for sns notices if you haven't already.  That KB isn't published yet, but it should be soon.

[vvadim]

Thank you.

But I can't find such article.

Can you give me the direct link on it?