In a Windows environment, what differences if any should there be between a SEP install on a (XP)Client and on a Server(2003)?
Updated: 21 May 2010 | 4 comments
What is a best practice in this case?
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Server 2003 should not run
Server 2003 should not run Truscan (PTP) .
Edited to reflect the correct information as stated by other Symantec employees.
Got it
NTP and PTP are botht disabled.
NTP will run perfectly well on a Server 2003.
It is an enterprise grade firewall, feel free to install it on any server OS. (with firewall rules of course)
Basically there are three
Basically there are three components in SEP
1: AV/AS - basic component needed
2: PTP - It is not desgined to work on server OS.It will install fine on a server OS, but always stay off.Hence its better not to install it at first place.
3: NTP - It is the firewall feature of SEP.You can install it on server OS without any issues.But we would recomment you to first test it and then install on a production server.
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