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  • 1.  Network slowness with 12.1.5

    Posted Mar 07, 2015 10:50 AM

    I hate "slowness" complaints, so ill start off with an appology.

    We just migrated to SEP this week.  I received the random slowness reports. Most seemed to be on applications that accessed the network.  I attributed it to the install, and SEP being very busy cleaning our environment. (Forefront was useless)

    *I* have been using SEP since September as we evaluated and have had no issues.  Until this week.

    Whenever I RDP to my machine it is TERRIBLE.  I have to wait 10-90 seconds for a screen refresh, or it wont at all.  (it took me an hour to close stuff down and reboot it).  It then seemed fine.  It happened again this morning.  I removed SEP from my PC, and RDP instantly whent back to normal.

    We have the full client installed, but have the firewall policy disabled because we are managing that through GPO currently.  I was wondering if that could cause issues.

    My co-worker has no issues. 

    Also what are the usual log files and locations Symantec looks at for troubleshooting.  We will be using this product for a while, so I better get used to how to gather information.

     

     



  • 2.  RE: Network slowness with 12.1.5

    Posted Mar 07, 2015 11:30 AM

    Is it possible to temporarily disable AV to see if that is the cause. If the firewall ia already off, it shouldn't be the problem.

    You would need to do a pcap will reproducing the problem and also some advanced logging on the SEPM side.

    How to use the advanced debug logging options for the Symantec Endpoint Protection client in SymHelp

    This would be valuable for support



  • 3.  RE: Network slowness with 12.1.5

    Posted Mar 12, 2015 05:50 AM

    You can try to stop the ntp and check wheter it work normal or not?

    Below is command to enable and disable

    https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/articles/sep-121-dos-commands

    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>