Endpoint Protection

Hi,

we have the problem that the first Pattern-Update after a new SEP-Client-Installation will take very long until the Client is up2date.

For installation we are using a software distribution system, the SEP-Package we change twice a year.

My question: When i create a new Package in SEPM, are there the newest Pattern-files included?

BR

Julian. 

no , however you can include the latest pattern using the package

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH104779&locale=en_US

Hi,

There will be fixed definitions in default package , default package definitions will not update even your SEPM is updated with latest definitions.

It's by design, once you deploy those package that client will receive new definitions from SEPM.

So it takes time to update SEP client after deploying default package.

So I would request keep your product up to date so default package wouldn't have very old definitions.

...and how can i include the lattest patterns in the package?

please follow the URL shared earlier.

Hi,

how could i see, which client release update i have currently installed/using in my environment? My Client has the following Version: 11.0.6100.645.

BR

Julian.

you can use teh SEPM , computer status report to know the version.

11.0.6100.645 is RU6 MP1

1. Within the SEPM go to the Monitors page, then click the Logs tab.

2. Select Computer Status in the 'Logs type' dropdown field.

3. Set an appropriate time range, then click the View Log button.

fine, so i can use my current client-version for it?

yes. you can use the version RU 5 onwards :-)

ok, thanks! I will try it and let you know if i work! :-)

Is there a powershell-script availbable, where i can do the copy-job from my SEPM-Server to a network-share on another server, automatically?

BR

what kind of copy job?

Hi Pete, my client-installation-package ist located on my software distribution server.

I want to copy the newest full.zip's from SEPM to the software distribution server every 10 days with using a script! I do not want to do that manually...

BR

Julian. 

:-), not that I'm aware , but it's like a batch file running with commands copying from one location(content) to another location ( client package).