when you want to upgrade to SEP 12.1 you can select the package set and include the SONAR module, this is part of PTP.

For to upgrade you try importing the packages as that of running onclient into SEPM and try upgrade.

My Friend, I'm sorry but do not understand anything ...

Hello,

After you Upgrade the SEPM from version 11 to version 12.1, you can simply assign the new 12.1 packages  to the Groups for Autoupgrade.

Fine, but do not get it yet.
In this case, my customers have installed only Spywere and Virus Protection.

How do I add or SONAR Protection Network on the clients?

I need to overwrite the installation, or is there some way to update the protection of clients.

You need to follow this document

How to add or remove features to existing Symantec Endpoint Protection client installations

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH90936

Thank you.



I do not know what is happening. But it did not work.

I used this trick in SEP 12.1. and everything worked.



In the SEP 12.1 does not work.



Some customers appear in the Deployment Status: Install Sucessufull. You must restart ...



But when I restart nothing happens.



Do you have any tip I can use??



What is the correct way to set the agenda? The problem this can there?



 

Thank you for the help.

But it did not work.

When I look at properties, customers see it:

 Someone still has a possible solution?

Without installing a new package over the current.

Please!! Help!!

thanks

There are several important items to remember when updating the client feature set from SEPM:

1. Make sure you uncheck the "Maintain existing client features when updating".  If you don't uncheck this then the clients will not do anything.

2. Make sure you uncheck the "Upgrade Schedule" checkbox.  This way the clients chose to update their feature set immediately.

3. Make sure that the package you assign to the group is the same build number as the SEP clients in the group.  If you assign an older build for this then the clients will ignore the settings.

4. Make sure you assign the correct bit rate (32bit vs. 64bit).  Clients will only look at packages with their bit rate.  If you assign a 64bit package, for example, and you have only 32bit clients then they will ignore the settings.

5. In most cases once the client has added or removed features you will need to reboot the client for the changes to be complete.

Here's some info from our support dB that may be helpful:

http://bit.ly/rhlXfS  - upgrading and migrating to SEP 12.1

http://bit.ly/o5LTnR - upgrading to a new release of SEP

http://bit.ly/peVT7X  - upgrade resources for SEP

Let us know how things are going!

Eric