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1. SYMANTEC ENDPOINT PROTECTION DOWNLOAD VIRUS DEFINITIONS HOW TO
2. SYMANTEC ENDPOINT PROTECTION DOWNLOAD VIRUS DEFINITIONS .EXE
3. SYMANTEC ENDPOINT PROTECTION DOWNLOAD VIRUS DEFINITIONS INSTALL

Then logged back in as the standard user and dropped the. So I logged back on as the Administrator and changed the permissions of that folder to be full control for Everyone. jdb file and when I tried I got access denied. So I was logged on as a standard user to see if I could manually update the definitions with the. There is an inbox folder under this location. Well I didn't, however, under C:\ProgramData\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection\ there is a folder entitled 12.1.671.4971.105if.

SYMANTEC ENDPOINT PROTECTION DOWNLOAD VIRUS DEFINITIONS INSTALL

Then I got to reading about the Third Party Deployment so I went into my SEPM and changed the policy to also allow for that and then generated a new install package with this feature enabled, thinking that once I installed this that I would see the "inbox" folder in the path C:\Program Data\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection. Second I was following the steps in the document that was provided in the link above ( ) however, in Step #6 of this document the path that is referenced does not exist on my clients.

SYMANTEC ENDPOINT PROTECTION DOWNLOAD VIRUS DEFINITIONS HOW TO

With your input I think I figured out how to get this to work with some modifications.įirst, our standard users are not able to run the IU without Admin privileges. Hoping that someone can help with an easy solution to this. After about 3-5 minutes, the virus definition files were updated. xdb file into the C:\ProgramData\Symantec\Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition\7.5. xdb file and burn it to a CD, then log onto the stand alone machine and copy the. I am hoping that there is a similar way with SEP to manually update the virus definition files on clients like we used with SAV, which was to download the.

SYMANTEC ENDPOINT PROTECTION DOWNLOAD VIRUS DEFINITIONS .EXE

exe files can only be run by an admin and when they attempt to do so, they are hit with the login credential box for the admin's login credentials. exe file to update the definitions because policies configured on the image are set such that certain. Since the local user has no admin privileges, they are unable to download the regular. I thought I found a promising article on the web,, but this really looks too convoluted for a standard user without admin privileges to have to do just to update virus definition files. xdb file, but I don't think that is an option for SEP, v12 64-bit. These users use to be able manually update their SAV unmanaged client with the.

We have many users in our organization who use computers that are NOT connected to any network and are used strictly as local workstations with local, non-administrator, login accounts. I am in need of a solution that will allow standard users to be able to manually update the virus definition files on their unmanaged SEP, version 12, 64-bit client PC.