Are extensions case sensitive in Centralized Exceptions?
Updated: 13 Aug 2010 | 4 comments
When you create a Centralized Exceptions and configure the exception type Security Risk Extensions, are the file extensions case sensitive or not?
A link to a PDF/manual/technical article where Symantec has said anything about it will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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I don't thing it is case
I don't thing it is case sensitive.Anyway have a look in below doc
Creating Centralized Exception policies in Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager.
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hi, its not case sensitive.
hi,
its not case sensitive. You can test by testing and see by manually scanning any of the files that has been set as an exception.
Cheers!
Pete
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hi
its not case sensite, you are generally execluding a folder or file and these are not case censitive,
you cannot have two folders which are case sensitve like symantec, or sYMANTEC,
so its not case sensitive at all.
Please don't forget to mark your thread solved with whatever answer helped you : ) Rafeeq
Centralized Exceptions
No its not case sensitive however, Symantec has determined that the tamper protection drivers do not understand wildcard logic. Do not use wildcards within tamper protection centralized exceptions.
Thanks & Regards Sandip C Sali
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