Help CenterWebroot is an antivirus and cloud-based, threat protection software that stops threats in real time and secures businesses and individuals wherever they connect. This article walks you through the process of activating Webroot in Atera, creating Webroot sites, and installing Webroot on all your customers' devices.
Atera also offers full web browsing protection for all your customers' endpoints; With Webroot's SecureAnywhere DNS Protection, you can finely tune web access policies to prevent everyday web usage from becoming a major security risk. This article explains how to:
- Activate your Webroot account
- Create one or more Webroot sites
- Install Webroot on one or more selected agents
Activate Webroot |
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1. From the left-hand panel click Add-Ons > AntiVirus > Webroot > Activate |
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The Webroot Activation pop-up form appears. |
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2. Enter a valid Email address. |
| 3. Agree to the Terms and Conditions by enabling the checkbox |
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4. Agree to the billing terms by enabling the checkbox (read more about our Webroot pricing model here). |
| 5. Click Activate. |
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A confirmation message appears.
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You will receive Webroot activation instructions via email within fifteen minutes. Follow these instructions to activate Webroot.
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6. Log in to the Webroot dashboard by clicking here. |
| 7. Change your password by following the instructions in the Webroot email. |
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Create a Webroot Site for each Atera Customer |
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Atera recommends that you create a Webroot site for each customer. We recommend this because each site in Webroot has its own installation key, so following this best practice will avoid potential issues when using Webroot with multiple customers. Creating Webroot Site(s) is an extremely important step. Ensure you complete this step correctly so that Webroot functions as intended within Atera. |
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1. Log in to Webroot and under the Sites List tab, click Add Site. |
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The Add Site page appears. |
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2. Enter the Site (Customer) details. |
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Atera recommends that you pick a Site / Company Name that is identical (or similar) to the Atera Customer Name, this will make it easy to recognize the agents. |
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Mandatory fields:
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3. Click Next. |
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4. Review Admin Permissions. |
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5. Click Next. |
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6. Review the Endpoint Protection settings and click Next. |
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Mandatory field:
Note: By default, the site is created with full capabilities, but you also have the option to create it as a 30-day trial by selecting the relevant option under Keycode Type.
7. Enable DNS Protection or leave it disabled, then click Next. |
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Note: Enabling DNS Protection on a site will incur additional charges. Learn more
8. On the Security Awareness Training screen, click Save.
The site is created. Repeat this process for each Atera customer who you want to be protected by Webroot. |
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Install the Webroot Client on Atera Agents |
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There are two ways you can choose to install the Webroot client:
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Installing Webroot on a Single Agent: |
| 1. Within Atera, go to the specific device's Agent Console page, then click Manage > Webroot > Install |
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2. Enter your Webroot Key. |
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Only the key that was generated by Atera is "authorized”. For example CE90-ATERA-061D-1A40-4E5B |
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3. Click Apply. |
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The Webroot key should be taken from Webroot > Sites List |
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(i) Optional actions:
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Installing Webroot on Multiple Customer Agents: |
| 1. Within Atera, go to the specific customer's page, then click the Devices tab > Webroot Actions |
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2. Enter the Webroot Key. |
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3. Select Agents from the Available list using the checkboxes (or Select All). 4. Specify the Run on Agents setting (Run scripts on online agents immediately or choose a later time to run the script on agents currently offline). |
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5. Click Install. |
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Webroot will be installed on the selected agents. |
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Notes:
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Ilana Wolf