Hi Joe,
Please refer below you will get some idea to resolve the issue
The following remote Windows systems can be scanned:
■ Windows 2000
■ Windows 2003, 32-bit
■ Windows XP, 32-bit
The following Linux file systems can be scanned:
■ x86 32-bit, Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 4
File systems on UNIX systems can also be scanned using the SFTP protocol. This
protocol provides a method similar to share-based file scanning, instead of using
the File System Scanner. Contact Symantec Professional Services for details.
The File System Scanner must be installed on the computer with the file system
you want to scan.
On Linux, AIX, and Solaris, the root user must install the scanner.If a user other than the one who installed the scanner wants to run it, permissions must be changed. On Linux, AIX, and Solaris, appropriate permissions must be given to the directories and files.
To install the file system scanner
1 On the computer with the file system to scan, download or copy (as binary) the relevant installation file to a temporary directory. The file is located in the
DLPDownloadHome\Symantec_DLP_11_Win\Scanners or
DLPDownloadHome/Symantec_DLP_11_Lin/Scanners directory, where
DLPDownloadHome is the name of the directory in which you unzipped the
Symantec Data Loss Prevention software.The file is one of the following file names:
■ FileSystemScanner_Unix_11.0.sh (for Linux systems)