To create a new custom client installation configuration
To know more about :
Restarting client computers : http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO55111
To create a new custom Install Feature Set
The Default Client Install Feature Set: http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO55062
To create the new custom install package
The new install package is created in the location you specified.
See About the types of threat protection that Symantec Endpoint Protection provides.
See Configuring client installation package features.
After installation, you can enable or disable the protection technologies in the security policies.
See About enabling and disabling protection.
See Performing tasks that are common to all security policies.
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Ajin
Cool, thanks !
Yes, from SEPM or GUP or LiveUpdate- whatever is configured.
So yes, after it contacted the SEPM server, then it can update itslef right ?
Hi humtake,
In the SEP 12.1 SEPM, it is possible to export a client either with the latest definitiions in place (a larger package) or a smaller one that will need to run LU to update assoon as it is installed. The "All content (recommended)" will create a package with all the defs.
How to export Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) client install packages without any definitions or package with Basic Content. http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH178698
Are there any instructions on how to create an install package that includes all up-to-date signatures and updates? Every time we deploy a package it saturates the network for a good 20 minutes while it pulls down all of the updates. It would be easier if we can just include them in the package. I was told that SEP 12.1 has an easy way to do this. In SEP 11, it was a pain and not worth the time. Please let me know if there is a way. Thank you.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this information Mithun !
Cool explanation!
Hello,
Yes, In SEP 12.1, Application and Device Control is not a Part of Firewall.
In other words, In SEP 12.1, you can Install Application and Device Control Individually.
Note: Application and Device Control Policies do not work on 64-bit client computers running 11.x. They will work on 64-bit clients running 12.1.
Hope that helps!!
If I do not want to use all the features, such as, Firewall as I use Windows firewall and no plan to switch over to Symantec firewall yet, but I do want to use Application and Device Control, in SEP 11, I have to install firewall as it is required for Application and Device Control, Are there any changes in SEP 12.1 on this setting? or I still need to install Firewall if I wish to use Application and device control in SEP 12.1.
Gr8
Excellent article and very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you
This is perfect.