This issue is caused by other application that uses the File Reputation Service (FRS) port 8082.
To resolve this, determine the 3rd party application using port 8082 and use a different port for that application:
- Open a command prompt with administrator privilege.
- Run the following commands:
netstat -ban|find ":8082"
If there is an output message, it means the port 8082 is occupied. Proceed to the next step.
If none, proceed to Step 4.
- Type the following commands:
netstat -ba|find ":8999"
If any string appears, change the HTTP value to "9000" or any port that is not occupied. If none use port "8999". To do this:
- Open ..\PCCSRV\wss\service.ini file.
- Change the value of HTTP= from "8082" to "8999".
Example:
HTTP=8999
- Start the Trend Micro Smart Scan Service.
If the Smart Scan Service will start using a different port, change the HTTP value back to "8082". Change the port of the third-party application that uses port 8082.
If issue persist and no third-party application uses port 8082, run the Case Diagnostic Tool (CDT) then send the log files to Trend Micro Technical Support.