Symantec Management Platform (Notification Server)

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  • 1.  unable to push symantec agent

    Posted Nov 28, 2011 12:29 AM

    Hi,

    Environment SMP 7.1 SP1

    Just spend all day trying to push Symantec Agent on two Windows 7 PCs. Always the same error... Network Path was not found.

    I´m using a local admin account for the push.

    This is a list of thing that I check:

    - Ping by IP and  Name to the SMP from the PCs and from the SMP to the PCs, pings respond in both cases.

    - Check that the local account had admin rights on PCs, also OK.

    - Disable UAC on both PCs

    - Connect to the Admin$ share of PCs from the SMP using local account credentials, no problem in both PCs.

    - Disabled Windows 7 Firewall. Both PCs have SEP 11 install, I temporary disabled SEP Firewall.

    So, what else should I check?

    Any help will be great!!!

     

    Regards,

    Rubén

     



  • 2.  RE: unable to push symantec agent

    Posted Nov 30, 2011 08:58 AM

    Is DNS healthy?  Try 'ping -a <ip address of the NS>' - it should respond with 'Pinging <NS name> [ip address of NS] with 32 bytes of data.'

    What errors, if any, appear in the Altiris Log Viewer on your NS?  These are usually more descriptive and may point you toward the issue.  You may want to re-attempt a push in order to know what time range to look at.

    It's possible your NS isn't publishing HTTP codebases for the SMA package.  But the first thing to check is the above two: DNS and Altiris Log Viewer.



  • 3.  RE: unable to push symantec agent

    Posted Nov 30, 2011 10:32 AM

    Did you do a discover on the PC's first ?

    I have been testing myself over the last week and had a similar issue with the network path not found.



  • 4.  RE: unable to push symantec agent

    Posted Nov 30, 2011 01:26 PM

    The clients were found by discovery by  pinging a subnet range



  • 5.  RE: unable to push symantec agent
    Best Answer

    Posted Nov 30, 2011 06:17 PM

    Found the problem,

    The computer´s name contain a letter "ñ" which is kind of common in the Spanish language. On the SMP the computer´s name appeared with a different character so after many, many test and configuration changes we decided to rename the computer´s name but with and "n" instead of "ñ".

    Push succeeded, The task now is find out how many computers with "ñ" are in the organization

     

    Regards,