If SEPM & it's client stay physically on same network but logically on different network (suppose SEPM IP is 192.168.0.2 & Client IP is 192.168.1.67) can SEPM manage that client ?
My another question is If SEPM stay on different VLAN can it manage the client stay on different VLAN ?
Yes, it can manage. Only care needs to be taken that the communication between client and SEPM is not affected.
SEPM is a website hosted on 8014 ( default) port, hence that needs to be open. If that works, client from any subnet can connect to SEPM.
Check the port used by SEP
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH163787
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8014 port is require to open from firewall to communicate b/w SEPM and client system.
Hello Abid,
I also agree with Pete try to add the port 8014 for the inbound and outbound rule in the firewall and it should be all good:)
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Hi Abid- Your issue sort out ya still pending??
yes, if you meet one of the following:
* subnet mask is 255.255.0.0
or
* router the traffic between 192.168.1.0 and 192.168.0.0 & allow the port communcaition between SEPM and SEP
Yes- is the answer of your both the questions.
Just check on link that Pete shared. It gives all the port that are required to be opened in diff scenarios.
e.g 8014 is between client and SEPM
9090 is for taking remote console etc.
For communicating two different vlan L3 device is required like (Router ot L3 switch).If both Vlan are connected using the L3 device the client will communicate with SEPM & they are manageable.