Endpoint Protection (AntiVirus)
bpohlman
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November 20th, 2009
I have a client that constantly scans. It never seems to stop unless I shutdown the machine. Once I restart, it starts scanning again. Is there any way to tell what it is scanning or if it is stuck in a loop? This happens with both 11.0.4 and 11.0.5. The hard drive is encrypted but not sure if that matters or not. Doesn't seem to be an issue with other hard drives that are encrypted.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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kristopherjturner
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November 20th, 2009
Console Error Unexpected server error. 0x10010000
I get the above error whenever I try to do pretty much anything on both my SEPM systems. I have rebooted both and have also followed a KB article about reconfiguring the Manager. Howerver, nothing is working. We are being slammed by a trojan of some kind today that has taken over pretty much every XP box and a lot of my Windows 2003 boxes. So far Vista and Windows 7 have not been touched.
I need to configure a different type of scan but can't!!!!
Kris
11.x, Endpoint Management and Virtualization, Configuring, Performance, Endpoint Protection (AntiVirus)
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Daniel_Allen
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November 20th, 2009
I'm looking at a scan log for one of my computers. One column is for "Omitted". Are these files omitted because they've been scanned during the day by File-System Auto Protect? I ask because on this particular computer I've temporarily turned off Auto Protect to troubleshoot performance issues. With auto protect on the omitted files are over a thousand. With it off there are only a handful of files omitted but the total number of files scanned doesn't change that much.
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dreviewx
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November 20th, 2009
Paid Survey Reviews
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What Are Paid Surveys?
Paid surveys have lately got a very popular mode to take money online from your computer. They seem like they are too good to be true, but the facts are that they are not.
Paid surveys are the answer of big companies wanting to improve their
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DMPE
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November 20th, 2009
Am unable to install Endpoint 11 MR5 on Windows 7 pc. Windows firewall turned off. Get Error Event ID 1033.
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HEMANPR
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November 20th, 2009
Hello Guys
I have running Endpoint 11.0.5002.333 on my computers. Today before a new Live Update My machines with Windows XP crach and when Start Windows its continue a restart loop again and again.
I have any client reported on my EMC If I remove in savemode Symantec Endpoint on the affected computers, Windows Starts with any error but If I re-install the Symantec client 11.0.5002 the cumputers start with the same issue after restart.
HELP PLEASE How Can I fix this???
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BadAndy
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November 20th, 2009
Why is my SEPM server not downloading the latest Proactive Threat Protection definitions and associated files? They have been stuck on 8/20/2008 for some time now and when LU runs on the SEPM console, it shows that they are up to date.
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Leo Nikora
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November 20th, 2009
Endpoint Protection 11.0.5002.333 failed to even find (much less fix) the Sheur2 trojan.
AVG did find and fix it.
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MarkJF
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November 20th, 2009
I am currently running SAV Corporate Edition and 10.1.8.8000 Symantec System Center. When I select Tools/ClientRemote Install and drill down until I get to my domain name under Select Computer, I am not seeing all of the prospective clients that I should be able to see in my Windows 2003 Active Directory domain. If I can't see them, I can't push SAV to them. I've looked at my DNS and the machines that I want to push to are correctly listed in DNS. Any suggestions at this point would be welcomed.
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thatdude
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November 20th, 2009
We have a large organization and we are looking at the possible upgrade from SAV10 to SEP. If we move forward with SEP we could possibly have 50 to 100 different limited administrators around the world. It will be a PITA to add each one by AD username. Instead we would like to use Active Directory groups.
Is this possible?
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Yap Kim Siong
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November 20th, 2009
Hi,
i am a bit confused why the logs from SEP Manager always show that remote IP address 0.0.0.0 is blocked by firewall as per attached image. Can someone explain to me?
Thanks
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Erik_Goldoff
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November 20th, 2009
without having to constantly check the website, is there any mechanism to sign up an email address so that I can be notified whenever a new Certified Definition is released ( for SEP 11x in my case )
Thanks
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blenahan
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November 20th, 2009
AV servers in Symantec System Center 10.1.7 has thousands of clients. Most update normally via VDTM. One or two hundred of these clients are stuck on a certain date. In this case either 11/2/2009 or 11/11/2009. Clients are online, just not getting updates from AV server. on the Event Viewer of the AV server, I see many entries like Event ID: 4 "Update to computer JGELLERM-T60 of virus definition file 111102c failed. Status FFFFFFFF" What does this mean?
I know there are ways to resolve on a case by case basis for each machine, whether that means running rx4defs or reinstalling the client, but with a hundred or more machines, I am hoping to be able to script something that can fix these machines remotely.
thanks.
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Briandr73
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November 20th, 2009
We have a mixed Novell & Microsoft environment. Alot of computers. Close to 3500 if not more on two SEPM's and couple GUP'S for smaller sites.
I checked out a Novell computer in one of my SEPM groups. I go to the 'General' tab. I checked out the entry for 'Domain or Workgroup'. What I saw was the DNS suffix. I should have seen the workgroup name since all Novell computers are in there. I then proceed to look at a MS computer. Again I saw the DNS suffix as opposed to the domain name. Is this a known bug? Because of how many computers we have it would be helpful to know which belong to a domain and which belong to a workgroup.
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Bernard L.
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November 20th, 2009
11.0.4202 is running on my PC and I noticed that my proactive threat defs are not updating. How can I fix this?
Also, how do I know that other computers on my network are not having the same issue? When I look in the manager console I don't see a way to verify that all the clients on my network have the latest proactive threat defs. Is there a way to monitor this? When I pull up the Truscan threat protection distribution page it has no data in it.
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Marian Merritt
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November 20th, 2009
I had the honor recently of moderating a virtual roundtable discussion on the top Internet security trends from 2009 and what we expect to see in the security threat landscape in 2010. Funny thing about security predictions—you hope they won’t come true, but expect them to anyway. The roundtable featured expert panelists Paul Wood (Senior Analyst, MessageLabs Intelligence, Symantec) and Zulfikar Ramzan (Technical Director, Symantec Security Response). They each have unique insights into the world of cybercrime, spam, phishing attacks, and other cyberthreats that plague us all.
We want to give a big thanks to everyone who joined in to listen to our experts, and we hope you found it interesting. For those of you who couldn’t make it, please take a few minutes to listen to the podcast of the actual roundtable.
You can read more about Symantec’s top trends from 2009 and our predictions for 2010 by clicking on the following links:
Breadth of Security...
Emerging Threats, Security, Security Response, Evolution of Security, Malicious Code, Online Fraud, Security Risks, Spam, Vulnerabilities & Exploits, Endpoint Protection (AntiVirus)
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vrubino
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November 20th, 2009
Hello everyone.
I need your help.
I created a policy in my SEP in photo, to the exclusion of the dababase of SQL, by inserting these types of database files extensions
I would like to do similarly policiy exclusion of databases of ORACLE, but I can't find these database extensions.
Someone them can provide me?
Thank you.
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Purops
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November 20th, 2009
I am having and issue with XP 32bit and Win Svr 2008 64bit systems both running 11.0.5002.333. This server is used only for file sharing. When an XP machine tries to browse the shares they get to watch the flashlight for about one minute and then the files eventually are presented to the user. However, when I tested this with a Win 7 64bit running the same version there were no problems viewing these files. After uninstalling SEP from the server the XP users have no problems viewing these shares. Everything was fine until this week. Anybody else having this problem?
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Bryan S
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November 20th, 2009
We have a company where there are at least 25 sites, and not ALL newly imaged machines are going to be in the same place. I will list 4 sites.
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
Chicago.
I don't want them ALL on the same site, what I want is for them to report to their OWN GUP server.
What do I need to do to get Chicago clients to point to Chicago GUP's
New York to New York and so forth...
The machines will come here and Iwant to have these machines with SEP already installed. I have a package, but it will point them to a specific group. ALL of them wiill default to the New York group based on the package, what I want to do is to divide them accordingly, and report to their servers when they get to their respective sites.
The GUP's are not in place yet, but when they are, I want the clients to point to them. What is the best approach to take at this time?
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al lister
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November 20th, 2009
Hi,
Are we obliged to download the full version (CD1 291Mo, CD2 511Mo)? Or is it another location?
And it this version finally working, or is it another f***ing beta?
Al lister, very angry...
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Adrian Iwanczuk
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November 20th, 2009
Hello,
I am considering upgrading from our current MR4 installation to RU5 soon and was wondering if there are any consistant issues I should be aware of. I did a quick search of the forum and found several people had issues, but I am more interested in things that everyone has been experiencing either during the upgrade process or as a result of the upgrade process. I am hesitant to upgrade as SEP as we have it is the most stable is has been since we switched and I would rather not introduce new problems into the enviroment. Supposedly there are some fixes in the previous MP updates as well as RU5 that should fix the remaining issues we have been experiencing with the product.
I am eager to get feedback from the members.
Thanks.
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Bryan S
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November 20th, 2009
and not just the first 10? I want to be able to reference my info, but all I can see is like the first 10-12 entries. I have hundreds and want to see them all.
Thank you.
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DominikG
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November 20th, 2009
I recognized something strange, which has been quite confusing for some of our customers. Actually the current version von Endpoint Protection (11 RU5) is published with two different version numbers. The packages, you receive through LiveUpdate are listed as 11.0.5002.0 in the Endpoint Protection Manager, but packages you create from other sources, e.g. downloads from Symantec’s fileconnect , are listed as 11.0.5002.333.
This fact makes it possible to import both versions into the Manager, if you received the packages through LiveUpdate onto your MR4 system and then upgrade it to RU5. After that you will see that four packages with the mentioned two different version numbers get listed under “install packages”.
Now, if you install the package with number 11.0.5002.0 onto a client, it gets actually also listed as installed version 11.0.5002.333. So the whole issue is just wrong information in the Manager, which the software cannot handle.
The problem is...
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AnoopDas
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November 20th, 2009
Hi all,
I am having SMS installed on appliance 8360. and recently I got a mail from symantec regarding the EOL of SMS for SMTP. could you please how can I migrate SMS to SBG.
Regards,
Anoop
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