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Try copying the root certs from the Symantec system center pki structure to the primary server. c:\program files\symantec\symantec system center\pki

When you put the CD in or run the CDstart.exe from the main directory of the download there is an option to Install Administrator Tools. On the next page you will see an option to install Symantec System Center Console, that is what it sounds like you want to install. Also, if you browse the...

Symantec System Center does not have any report functionality. You have to use the logs or query the registry. If you use the SSC the logs will be delimited so you can import them into Access, MySQL, Excel or just about anythning like that. Sesa is going to be the best bet to get good reporting...

It is not a good idea to install a non-licensed version of the product over a licensed version. I would suggest removing the SAV server that is installed and installing the new SAV server clean if it is a non-licensed version. Consider this, the clients are looking for the IP address and name...

Regarding: Adware/Spyware: The previous post is correct, this type of detection is not Realtime. It can only be performed on a manual or scheduled scan. Symantec Antivirus 10 has changed this and now has the ability to do adware/spyware detection in realtime as well. VPN Sentry: This does not...

You have a couple of options regarding licensing. If you purchase a small business pack you will have to purchase corp licensing every year to get definition updates. However, if you purchase Enterprise (Same product, different package) you do not have to purchase licensing for definitions...

Items can be deleted at a client level and server group level as well. However, the item must say that the current location is quarantine.

Use the following information to resolve your issue: Title: 'DoScan.exe causes high CPU usage' Document ID: 2005042710304248 > Web URL: http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security.nsf/docid/2005042710304248?Open&src=w

I would highly recommend using xdbdown rather than cegetter. Cegetter was created when 7.5 hit the market. The new batch file does a much better job. Also, if there is not an update it will not waste the bandwidth. Not only that, you can configure it to get rapid release definitions (Don't do...

It is very likely you have a virus at this point. It is what would be considered a NAV killer. One very popular one is Klez. Since you are running XP pro you should be able to either boot into safe mode with networking and run an online scan or run the Norton software in safe mode. Since Live...

Managed Client: Since managed clients use UDP for all communications to parent servers you will always have issues managing them through the Symantec System Center. You have a few options at this point. 1. Change the port the client uses for client/server communications if you just need another...

One quick thing to check would be a software firewall running on the system. If the user has something like Symantec Client Firewall or Norton Personal Fireall try disabling the firewall and getting to the secure site. If that works you can begin troubleshooting from there.

Here are some links that should help you: Title: 'Terminal Server sessions and Internet Email Auto-Protect' Document ID: 2004081918270248 > Web URL: http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security.nsf/docid/2004081918270248?Open&src=w Title: 'Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition and...

I'm not sure if this is what your looking for. However, sysinternals has a pretty cool tool called AccessEnum v1.1 and its free. They offer free utilities to do just about everything. www.sysinternals.com