Endpoint Protection

Hi,

My customer managing 2 SEPM servers in 2 locations with no replication, from Symantec license point of view, the license are combined for both locations.

The question is, can i use the same serial number/ license file for both 12.1 SEPM servers?

If any license issue you should contact to Contact Symantec Customer Care.

Customer Care executive give the fully solution

http://www.symantec.com/support/assistance_care.jsp

I think no we cant use the license file at two places?

call customer care and get it split.

Dear Bamya

Yes you can use the License in bot the Location without any Hassel.

You can also Share your License, to do so please goto the following url

https://licensing.symantec.com/licensemgmt/share/ShareLicense.jsp?clearForm=true

We can Share the license?

Yes, we can share the License. The Option is available there in Licensing Portal.

Hi Mohammad Bamya,

You have several Symantec Endpoint Protection Managers (SEPMs) in your environment, with some of them interconnected (by replication or sharing the same database). You have received a new Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1 license file for the whole environment, and would like to know what to do with it.

To get the answer check this article 

How to manage license file when there are several Symantec Endpoint Protection Managers in place?

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH164392

Also please go through following articles

SEP 12.1 and License Concepts

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/articles/sep-121-and-license-concept                                 

Licensing Enforcement Rules

http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO55135

I hope it will answer your question.

If we are having multiple SEPM's, but no replication in the sense what to do?

Hello,

A Symantec Endpoint Protection license applies to the Symantec Endpoint Protection clients. For instance, in a network with 50 endpoints, the license must provide for a minimum of 50 seats. Instances of the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager do not require a license.

A Symantec Endpoint Protection product license is applied to an entire installation regardless of the number of replicated sites or domains that compose the installation. For instance, a license for 100 seats covers a two-site installation where each site has 50 seats. Sites that are not joined through replication are considered separate installations and require separate licenses.

and 

License seats apply equally across product versions. For instance, a license covers installations where version 11.x and 12.x clients are both deployed within the same site.

Check these Articles: 

Licensing enforcement rules

http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO55135

Can a single license be split between multiple separate Symantec Endpoint Protection Managers?

Hi Guys !
 

Is Bamya and Srikanth's Issues same??? 

You just need to ensure the number of seats in your license file cover the number of SEP clients managed by all SEPMs 

Thanks for all your feed back. I got all my answers in the Licensing enforcement rules article.

As said in our comments, it is possible. Anyways Cheers!!!