Go to a client machine, copy the grc.dat to the appropriate folder, restart the Symantec Antivirus service, wait a few moments for the grc.dat file to remove itself from the folder and then open the application to see what server group the client is assigned to.
Confirm all this works, then...
You should be able to use the Symantec System Console (SSC) to drag and drop the clients to the new server.
Which version of Symantec are you running?
gmail2: the GRC.DAT file with Symantec is removed/updated automatically after a few minutes, so he would have to check the file real-time to...
Are you on Windows 2003 SP1? Did you upgrade to SP1 or did you do a straight install with SP1 slipstreamed?
There is a SMS/IIS issue with upgrading to SP1 where permission issues come into play. I'm not sure why it's not affected in 4.6 but in 5.0...
can you ping clients/servers from the non-domain client you statically set an address for?
if you can, then do you have any firewall services running on the non-domain client that would block icmp?
if you can't, confirm all your settings, ip/subnet/gateway information
if you're dealing with...
the script looks fine from what i'm seeing, you'll need to elaborate on the issue.
I would just change one thing with your script at this point...
Const OverwriteExisting = True
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell)
objFSO.CopyFile...
Delphard: I try not to regress when I can...what you may want to do is take markdmac's advice on learning vbscript but using batch files in the process.
You can always create the vbs file to do your actions and then call upon it with a batch file; seems redundant but if your file extension...
script the uninstall process and use GPO to push it out or better yet, if you're purchasing a new AV software, check with them to see if they have an application or script already prepared. I hear that Trend will do something like this...
ghost will do an exact image of one hd to place it to another, so an answer of yes to your initial question.
as far as windows activation, this came from microsoft's documentation.
"Product activation rechecks the hardware it is running only to help reduce illegal hard disk cloning – another...
I've recently installed SMSMSE 5.0 to a test environment and have successfully completed remote installations to test servers. My question relates to the management of the servers once in the console...
When you open the console each time, it prompts for authentication to each server that i've...
if you have sav9 servers using sav10 console, then right click on the server and go to all tasks >> symantec antivirus >> server tuning options and check that option
otherwise, what the above poster said
hopefully you don't have many clients...
check the PKI certificate (C:\Program Files\Symantec Antivirus\pki\roots) folder and verify that the certificate is the same as the one on your new server (\\servername\VPHOME\CLT-INST\WIN32\pki\roots)
if it is different, replace and restart the...
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