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Oh - poo on me - I just saw that you specified it was version 7.6. &nbsp;This is a really REALLY old version and I'm sure it's not Win2K3 compatible. &nbsp;You need to update to the latest version - which would be Symantec Endpoint Protection v. 11.0, IIRC.
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Oh - poo on me - I just saw that you specified it was version 7.6.  This is a really REALLY old version and I'm sure it's not Win2K3 compatible.  You need to update to the latest version - which would be Symantec Endpoint Protection v. 11.0, IIRC.

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i have windows 2003 server R2, and i am trying to install norton antivirus coporate edition onto it. &nbsp;i can either install as a server or install as client locally, which is what i want, but everytime i try to select install client locally, the installer just exits without giving a warning message. &nbsp;looking at the box, i don't see that it specifically supports this OS, so maybe i need to get a different antivirus software?
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i have windows 2003 server R2, and i am trying to install norton antivirus coporate edition onto it.  i can either install as a server or install as client locally, which is what i want, but everytime i try to select install client locally, the installer just exits without giving a warning message.  looking at the box, i don't see that it specifically supports this OS, so maybe i need to get a different antivirus software?

can't install norton antivirus coporate edition on windows server 2003

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