I don't see anything wrong with your sb.ini configuration. If you have not done so already please open a support case so we can research this issue in more detail. There is a Microsoft tool that will help analyze the problem, the Windows Mobile Network Analyzer PowerToy. This utility allows you to perform packet captures on the mobile device. This will show if the mobile device is attempting an FTP connection or not.
Symantec System Center > Symantec Mobile Security > Logs > Event Log
This menu set is available from the Mobile Security plugin for the Symantec System Center. The log data becomes available to the plugin through the following process.
1. Sync the Windows Mobile phone to a PC running Symantec Antivirus & Microsoft ActiveSync.
2. The mobile phone sync will transfer Mobile Security data from the phone to the PC.
3. The Mobile Security data is uploaded to the Symantec Antivirus server during the Symantec Antivirus client checkin.
4. Once the data reaches the SAV server it becomes available under the referenced menu set.
Program Files > Symantec > Antivirus > Symantec Data > Log
It would need to be reviewed, however the expected contents would be log data generated by the Symantec Antivirus client or server.
Message Edited by Scott_001 on 02-27-2009 01:13 PM