Hello,
I apologize, however, I didn't get your Question.
What are you trying to achieve?
I believe, you are trying to understand the settings.
You use the Server Settings pane in the LiveUpdate Settings Policy to specify how clients get content updates.
Internal or External LiveUpdate Server
Select one of the following options:
Use the default management server (recommended)
Downloads content updates from the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. This option is recommended for most organizations. The option is the simplest and requires no configuration other than applying the policy to a group. Select this option if you use a Group Update Provider.
Use a LiveUpdate server
Downloads content updates from either the default Symantec LiveUpdate server over the Internet, or from an internal LiveUpdate Server. (In your case, you have selected Internal LiveUpdate Server). You can specify multiple internal LiveUpdate servers for failover support.
If you enable both options, clients try to retrieve updates from both sources. You typically do not enable both options unless you have a specific reason. If the server provides named update versions to clients, and the clients have previously downloaded the latest updates from a LiveUpdate server, the clients do not download and install the named (previous) versions.
Group Update Provider
Use the Group Update Provider
Specifies one or more computers to act as a LiveUpdate server for the group. For example, you might want to create a Group Update Provider to conserve bandwidth to clients in a remote location over a slow link. In this scenario, the Group Update Provider downloads the latest updates from the server. The Group Update Provider then updates the clients in the group. If the Group Update Provider is offline, the clients contact the server for the updates.
The Group Update Provider can reside in any group.
Note: The Group Update Provider is available only for Windows clients.