Network Threat Protection Error
Updated: 21 May 2010 | 17 comments
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Hi Team,
In our environment we are facing typical issue, many users machines network drive connectivity are automatically disconnected.after reboot the machine its open Symantec dialog box with some message.On message when we click on "No" network connectivity getting lost .after clicking on "yes" to that message its getting connected.here attached screen shot for your ready reference.
Very appreciate your quick solution.
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Regards,
M.R
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Please find I have updated.
Regards, M.R
Network Threat Protection Error
Hi,
In this case the issue seems to be with the Network Threat Protection feature on these clients, we would request you to uninstall the Network Threat Protection feature and then check for the performance of the system. Please keep us updated about the status after the uninstall of NTP.
Thanks & Regards Sandip C Sali
Try by reinstalling NTP....
Try by reinstalling NTP....
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Sandeep,
We are using NTP since a year and from yesterday we face the issue.
Regards, M.R
You may also check for any
You may also check for any recent policy
changes...
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Aravind..,
We have not done any kind of changes in SEPM.
Regards, M.R
Is a a known feature of SEP.
Is a a known feature of SEP. If you have any Firewall Policy applied for applications it will allow the applications but once the application has changed ( updated ) the hash changes so again it will ask you whether you want to allow it or not.
Do you have set the firewall policy in ASK mode?
or are these clients in Client Mode
VMWARE-- SEP 12.1 vs McAfee vs Trend Micro
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Vikram,
Thanks for your comments,
This all policy of firewall are default and we are not using application blocking.
Regards, M.R
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I know this could be asked if you add any fingerprints to block application but we have not added anything.
Regards, M.R
Can u try by uninstalling
Can u try by uninstalling any recently
installed os patches...
Also check any version change
happens for your applications...
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This is not due to
This is not due to application control but the Firewall policy for Application.
And also are your clients in Client Mode--as then local firewall policy will overrule and there is a default firewall policy to ask before allowing a application.
I am talking about these two policies as show in the pic.

VMWARE-- SEP 12.1 vs McAfee vs Trend Micro
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I have attached my current policy of my SEPM.
Regards, M.R
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Please suggest if need to change anything.
Regards, M.R
Are you clients in Client
Are you clients in Client Control mode ir Server Control Mode?
VMWARE-- SEP 12.1 vs McAfee vs Trend Micro
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Client Control Mode.
Regards, M.R
Yes so in that case all
Yes so in that case all firewall policy are over ruled by the client and the local firewall policy on the client supercedes.
So as shown in the pic check if on your client "Prompt before allowing application traffic is checked"
VMWARE-- SEP 12.1 vs McAfee vs Trend Micro
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