@glpi-ios Here's a script that should do a silent removal of a McAfee install including the firewall module: https://gist.github.com/sdagley/566dddd0b497dfe05fb487abaa274024

You can edit it to skip any modules you want to retain (NOTE: There is a dependency on ENS for the MNE and FRP modules, so ENS can't be fully removed if you plan on retaining them)

Thank you very much for your help @sdagley 
Precisely, the goal was to uninstall all the McAfee Endpoint Security products but as only the Firewall part was a problem... So it's perfect!!!

I thank you for your help

Hello! Do you also have the silent installation process through script?

Hello @sdagley 

Hello,

Sorry for my question which may seem stupid but is making changes in the authorization database risky for the stability of the system?
Before executing the script (which I have tested several times with success), I would like to be sure that this type of intervention is not too aggressive for the system.

Anyway, thank you very much for your script.

@glpi-ios I don't think there's any risk to changing the database as long as the change is reverted once you've removed the extension. This mechanism has been working for a while, so if Apple did want to block it, they've had ample time.

Thank ou for your help @sdagley 

Hello. Can this code be ran on Windows?

@FirezSeth No, that script is specific to Macs

Hello everyone.

I'm setting the Client Interface Mode to "Standard Access".
In Standard access, non-admins cannot view or change configuration settings on the Settings page.
But I hypothesize that the user knows the password and can login to the settings page.
What is there any way to fix that?
Thanks