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Installing SEP on a 2008 server with the use of GPO
Migration User
Jun 01, 2010 05:44 AM
Hi all I´m having some problems with the installation of SEP on our 2008 servers. I have created a ...
pete
Jun 01, 2010 05:52 AM
Disable UAC/firewall and see if the installation goes smooth. Also you can check manually instal ...
Migration User
Jun 01, 2010 05:56 AM
Have a look at this KB When installing SEP clients using GPO the clients get all features installed ...
Rafeeq
Jun 01, 2010 06:07 AM
it happened once while installing on windows 2000, the package was only AV however when i ran the setup ...
Migration User
Jun 01, 2010 06:22 AM
There are no problem with manual installation - this works fine.
Migration User
Jun 01, 2010 06:26 AM
Tnx - But that is a ("&#/()"# workaround. Don't what to use the group push in my AD imported server ...
Migration User
Jun 01, 2010 06:35 AM
Have a look at this article Creating a Transform (*.MST) File to control installation of Symantec ...
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Hi all I´m having some problems with the installation of SEP on our 2008 servers. I have created a package which only included AV and have deployed this through a GPO. On our 2003 servers there are no problem, but on our 2008 server everything is installed. (which includes the firewall) :-( I can see that there are others discussions about the problem :
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/deploy-clients-group-policy-unable-customise
But I can't find a solution there works. I have tried to make a MST file, but still everything is installed. Anyone there have found a solution to this problem?
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Disable UAC/firewall and see if the installation goes smooth.
Also you can check manually instal ( on one machine) is successful!
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When installing SEP clients using GPO the clients get all features installed instead of only the features set in the installation package
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it happened once while installing on windows 2000, the package was only AV however when i ran the setup i did not find the reason.
on win 2008 install it manually.
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There are no problem with manual installation - this works fine.
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Tnx - But that is a ("&#/()"# workaround. Don't what to use the group push in my AD imported server group.
It this a accepted bug there will be solved in a future release or is this just the solution - Anyone there know?
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Creating a Transform (*.MST) File to control installation of Symantec Endpoint Protection
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