Understanding the concept Tamper protection is one of the security feature of Symantec which will protect the Symantec services from being play around with or alter or falsify, usually secretively or dishonestly by another process. Once it is enabled other process is cannot edit the features of Symantec. It can be activated either for a group
Whereas the detailed installation guide is available with the Symantec site http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH159346 Download the installation package and purchase the License key from Symantec cooperation. The package may contain the installation guide and other details depending on your download. System requirement Processor: Intel Pentium, Xeon, AMD, or compatible Memory: Required: 512 MB RAM, Recommended: 1 GB RAM
Export the communication settings from the group that you would like to add the client and rename it to ‘sylink.xml’ 1. Open the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager Console. 2. Go to the Clients page. 3. Right-click the desired group (e.g. Default group) and choose ‘Export communications settings’. 4.
Understanding the concept System lockdown is a protection setting that you can use to control the applications that can run on the client computer. This feature works based on the finger print that you can create a from a client computer. This will include a list that contains the checksums and the locations of all
Understanding the concept Symantec client to server connectivity issue can be caused because of many reasons and that occurs due to client server connectivity issue other than software damage. The symptoms that the clients are not communicating with the server is as below: Client is not receiving policy updates. Client is not showing a green
Understanding the concept Internet information service is an extensible web server service which is mainly developed and maintained by Microsoft Corporation. It is implemented as a set of several system services that use the most common Internet protocols including HTTP, FTP, NTTP and SMTP. IIS features are managed using the IIS manager console. The service will
Understanding tombstone life time As like you know each component in Active directory is called as objects, each deleted object usually called as tombstone. And the tombstone lifetime determines the time period that which the deleted objects holds on the directory service. Hence make sure that you will have necessary tombstone lifetime in your network
Understanding Active Directory: Active directory (AD) is a directory service implemented by Microsoft cooperation for windows domain networks. In fact it is a special purpose databse which stores a large amount of information in a hierarchical manner. This data is hierarchical, replicated, and extensible. Typical examples of data stored in the directory include printer queue data, user
Understanding Flexable Single Master Operation Roles (FSMO) Active Directory has five special roles which are vital for the smooth running of AD as a multimaster system. Some functions of AD require there is an authoritative master to which all Domain Controllers can refer to. These roles are installed automatically and there is normally very little
Understanding Replmon Replication monitor is the GUI tool which is introduced Windows Server 2003 Support Tools to monitor and control the AD DC replication. You can avail this either with the operating system CD or from Microsoft download centre. The Replmon graphical user interface tool was removed from Windows Server 2008 and later and it is replaced