The installation steps are similar whether the client is UN-managed or managed, for this scenario we need to check first the compatibility of kernel version Please check below for supported kernel versions for your Linux Operating systemįor version and kernel compatibility Please visit Symantec official visit You cannot deploy the Linux client from Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager remotely. You can install an UN-managed or managed Symantec Endpoint Protection client directly on a Linux computer. Client version created with SEPM can be installed on Linux computers and servers as manged and un-manged version Checking version and kernel compatibility Strategic Support Engineer | Symantec Enterprise Division (SED)Symantec End Point Manager server install is only supported on Windows Servers. If you download 7zip you can extract the media you downloaded. I opened up a support ticket with Broadcom to see if they can point me to the download. You can also get the packages from the SEPM/Packages folder of the installation file." These files automatically import during the installation or upgrade of Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. dat, and the other file is named product_name " The client installation package consists of two files. I also don't have any media for the installation, it was a downloaded file from Broadcom which doesn't allow you to extract the files and only install the application as far as I can tell.
I have searched all around for the files and could not find the folder or files that it's referring to. Hi Jim, I have looked into this article previously and I'm thinking that the SQL version does it a little different. Subject: Package Download for SEPM 14.3 RU1 I think the Terminal Server needs to have the 14,3 RU1 client installed on the server to support this added feature.ĭoes anyone know where I can download the packages for the the SEPM? They are not located anywhere in the Symantec Program Files that I can find anywhere. I have followed the procedure for the SEPM setting for the Terminal Server, but the clients still showed the icon in the system tray. I'm thinking this is a requirement to support the Remote Desktop Services addition located in the new SEPM. The problem I now have is that the client installation packages that are on the SEPM only have the client install package loaded for the 14.3 MP1 (.0100) and not the 14.3 RU1 (.1000). The installation/upgrade did not go well initially, but after uninstalling/reinstalling the SEPM it all worked out. I mainly did the upgrade because of the support for the built-in support for the Remote Desktop Services instead of using the registry method. I have just finished the SEPM Installation/Upgrade from Symantec Endpoint Protection 14.3 MP1 to the latest release 14.3 RU1.
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