Hi,
I have just installed a brand new HP Proliant ML370 with Windows 2003 R2 and Exchange 2003 SP2 + all Microsoft updates.
After that I installed Symantec System Center and rebooted. Then I installed Symantec AV 10.1.5, creating a new server group with username admin and password symantec.
After reboot, Symantec system center won't let me unlock the server group (account "admin" does not have sufficient permissions to configure SAV).
When I launch the Symantec Client security, and provide the correct username & password, I get the same message (account has got no permission to configure SAV). If I deliberately provide a wrong password, I get another message (wrong username/password).
I even tried to reset the password with the iFORGOT utility, but this does not help.
I have checked the registry, and I do find the entries user-admin-r and user-admin-p under HKLM\Software\Intel\LANDesk\Virusprotect6\Currentversion\Accounts. So the account does exist, but obviously it does not get the correct role assigned.
Finally, I removed all Symantec AV software, rebooted and started over again. The same problem happens again.
Is there any way I can force the admin account into the correct role ? Are there any known issues with Windows 2003 R2 are other recent MS updates? Any other suggestion?
Thank you,
Wim
I have just installed a brand new HP Proliant ML370 with Windows 2003 R2 and Exchange 2003 SP2 + all Microsoft updates.
After that I installed Symantec System Center and rebooted. Then I installed Symantec AV 10.1.5, creating a new server group with username admin and password symantec.
After reboot, Symantec system center won't let me unlock the server group (account "admin" does not have sufficient permissions to configure SAV).
When I launch the Symantec Client security, and provide the correct username & password, I get the same message (account has got no permission to configure SAV). If I deliberately provide a wrong password, I get another message (wrong username/password).
I even tried to reset the password with the iFORGOT utility, but this does not help.
I have checked the registry, and I do find the entries user-admin-r and user-admin-p under HKLM\Software\Intel\LANDesk\Virusprotect6\Currentversion\Accounts. So the account does exist, but obviously it does not get the correct role assigned.
Finally, I removed all Symantec AV software, rebooted and started over again. The same problem happens again.
Is there any way I can force the admin account into the correct role ? Are there any known issues with Windows 2003 R2 are other recent MS updates? Any other suggestion?
Thank you,
Wim