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SEP 12.1 & Dos commands

Created: 07 Sep 2012 | Updated: 04 Jan 2013 | 7 comments
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Chetan Savade's picture
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Updated 29th Oct'12

 

Hello Everyone,

We should be familiar with dos commands to start & stop services related to SEP.

Symantec Endpoint Protection Service is dependent on Symantec Web service so when we try to stop web service only it will stop SEPM service also.

Net stop semwebsrv

Type ‘Y’to stop the service, you can see it's stopping SEPM service first then Apache service.

To start both the services again type

Net start semsrv

IF you wish to stop only Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager Service only

Net stop semsrv

To start Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager service again

Net start semsrv

To stop Symantec Endpoint Embedded database service.

net stop sqlanys_sem5

To start it again

net start sqlanys_sem5

 

How to restart Shared insight cache service through command line if it’s installed.

Sc start “Shared insight cache”

Sc stops “Shared insight cache”

Sc query “Shared insight cache”

 

In many cases we may required to stop SEP client service to replace sylink.xml or for any other troubleshooting.

To stop SEP client service

smc -stop

After typing this command there won't be any command prompt window, SEP yellow shied icon should disappear after typing this command.

To start SEP client service

smc -start

 

To disable SEP client firewall service

smc -disable –ntp

To enable client firewall service

smc -enable -ntp

If the SEP client UI is password protected:

smc -disable -ntp -p <password>

I hope it's been informative.

 

Public KB Articles:

Available Command-Line Options for Smc.exe

http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH103048

Windows commands for the client service

http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO26882

How to uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) client silently using the command line

http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH105827

MSI command line reference for Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0

http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH102668

 
 

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Paracord's picture

Really a Good one for the Fressher to gather Upgradatioon Knowledge. Keep posting..

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John Santana's picture

cool, thanks for sharing !

Kind regards,

John Santana
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Ariv's picture

Good one!!

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rupesh.naik45@yahoo.in's picture

Really a Good one......!!!!!!

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Gurupreet's picture

nice one!!

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Srikanth_Subra's picture

Helpful one..but all this requires admin rights correct?

Thanks & Regards,

 Srikanth.S

"Defeat the Defeat before the Defeat Defeats you"
(Swami Vivekananda)

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John Santana's picture

Yes Srikanth, I have tried the smc - stop command it requires password to disable set on the SEPM console.

Kind regards,

John Santana
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