Hello EoEGuru

Assuming you are referring to SEP SBE 12.0 (which is different from SEP 11.x)

1) It should work on Win 2008 Server ESXI 4.

2) You cannot use SQL 2008 DB. You have to use default DB

3) Remote machines can be used to connect tot he management console. You can use a browser and attempt to connect to the server on port 9090

4) Most of the configuration settings like AV/AS have locks within the Policy configuration. If you click on the lock, the policy cannot be changed by the end user.

5) That should not be the case. Significant enhancements have been made to improve performance of both the client and server. When the CPU hits 100% is it temporarily or does it stay sustained? Do you get a chance to open the Task Manager and sort based on CPU utilization to see which process is taking high CPU utilization?

Hello,

Yes.. I'm on testing SEP SBE 12.0.

3) How? When I type the IP Adress of the Manamgement Server :9090 on a remote workstation nothing happend
4) That's right, There are some lock icons.. but is this not to enable/disable the features?
5) httpd.exe, Javaw.exe are the processes which are using a lot of CPU

Thanks

3. Make sure to type http://(ip or hostname):9090
4. The padlock icons are for locking down the client settings
5. Check the available drive space on the volume that the Symantec Manager is installed on and verify that there is adequate space available.
Also try stopping and restarting the Symantec Endpoint Protection Service to bring the processes back to their normal state.

See readme for more information -

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security....