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Single managment console for Symantec Antivirus for NAS.

Created: 11 Nov 2010 | 4 comments
mrinal.sarkar6200's picture
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Hi All,

I am going to design a solution for AV(Ver-5.2.8) for Windows to protect 2 NetApp NAS (Model-V6080).

The following were the points that I need help;-

 

  1. Is it possible to consolidate all the Symantec AV for NAS in one management console or with existing Symantec Endpoint Protection console.
  2. Is it possible to have offline scan of the data inside the storage.
  3. What could be the system requirement of processing 6-7 TB(Approx) of data transferring from two NetApp Storage. Their team may provide more than one system for this data capacity.

Thanks.

 

With Regards,

Mrinal Sarkar

N.B.; - I haven't found exact Community for Symantec AV for NAS.

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mrinal.sarkar6200's picture
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2010
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Hi,

Is there some to help me out.

 

Thanks.

Remember, Kowledge & Wisdom always makes a person success.

 

Mrinal Sarkar

Howrah, India

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2010
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1. Nope, you can't integrate

1. Nope, you can't integrate with SEP, but it is possible to integrate Scan Engine with SSIM.

Please refer http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?pag...

 

2. Not sure

 

3. Below is a minimum requirement for Scan Engine to run,

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?pag...

 

In my opnion a dual core processor with 2-4 GB of memory is adequate

Prashant Bharadwaj, CEH, MCTS Windows Server 2008 Active Directory, Configuration, SCS Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0

mrinal.sarkar6200's picture
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Thanks a lot............

Hi ,

Thanks a lot.

One thing .............

Is there any configuration need to be done or any fine tuning in the NetApp filer(NetApp NAS) other then Enabling VScan.

 

Thanks.

 

Remember, Kowledge & Wisdom always makes a person success.

 

Mrinal Sarkar

Howrah, India

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It's not so much the amount

It's not so much the amount of data you have, but more so the average size, and number of concurrent users.  The suggestion above, is only the bare minimum in most cases for a single node, and it's recommended you have multiple nodes scanning file requests.  The product is licensed per user, so you can stand up as many scanning servers as you need to.

 

There is an online portal, save yourself the long hold times. Create ticket online, then call in with ticket # in hand :-) http://mysupport.symantec.com "We backup data to restore, we don't backup data just to back it up."