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#Symantec endpoint protection updates update#
Symantec is working on a solution and will update customers when a solution becomes available. Click the file specified for Symantec Endpoint Protection, and download it to your hard drive. Please change the following SEP settings to ensure everything is working as expected: Exclude the folder where MetaDefender Core. Current certified definitions are Decemrev 114 and contain updates through January 2, 2010. If Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) is used as a local AV on the machine where MetaDefender Core resides, it can interfere with the correct functioning of the OPSWAT product. For customers who are on SEP 11 and cannot move to SEP 12.1 at this time.
However, for the time being, SEP definitions will display a date of December 31, 2009, with increasing revision numbers. Symantec recommends that all customers update to the latest build (SEPM 12.4 RU4a). Machines are still protected if virus definitions are updated.Īn issue has been identified in the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM) server whereby all types of SEP definition content with a date later than Decem11:59pm are considered to be âout of date.âĬustomers running SEP are still protected, and Symantec is continuing to release updated definitions as normal. This is due to a bug in SEP that shows virus definitions dated after to be out of date. Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) is showing a date of for the latest virus definitions.
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