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- From: Stefan Winter <stefan.winter AT restena.lu>
- To: Sean Holt <seanholt AT brandeis.edu>, cat-users AT geant.net
- Subject: Re: [cat-users] Symantec Endpoint Protection Problems
- Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2015 08:22:14 +0200
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Hi,
> Is there a way we can fix the issues with SEP from a symantec
> administrative perspective? Originally we white-listed the exe, which
> seemed to work well for a few weeks, but now the installer is throwing
> the same error as before.
As much as I remember, our "offending" exe file for credential setting
was submitted to Symantec a long while ago, and is now included in their
whitelist. So you should not be hitting an issue here.
Is the scanner up-to-date on the machines in question?
If so, can you send a sample of the installer that is triggering the
error to me?
And, what was the exact error message again?
Greetings,
Stefan Winter
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- Re: [cat-users] Symantec Endpoint Protection Problems, Stefan Winter, 10/21/2015
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