The most common way to perform an offline update is to directly download the full update package from the UCLV server and then apply it manually to your ESET NOD32 installation. This method is often the only solution for computers that are part of a restricted network.
wget -T 50 -t 50 $SOURCE_URL -O $DEST_DIR/update.zip uclv eset nod32 update
: Click the toggle next to Choose automatically to disable it. The most common way to perform an offline
Tip: For maximum reliability, you can add http://antivirus.uclv.cu/ as a secondary server. The GUTL community often recommends adding both the UCLV and INFOMED mirrors (e.g., http://ftp.sld.cu/pub/antivirus/nod32/actualizaciones/ ) to have a fallback in case one server is temporarily unavailable. Tip: For maximum reliability, you can add http://antivirus
[ UCLV Central Server ] ──(Local Intranet)──> [ Local Sysadmins / Scripts ] ──> [ End-User Desktop ] (antivirus.uclv.edu.cu) (Automation / Extraction) (Offline Update Folder)