danieltiff
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Auto Protect Malfunction on File Server 2008
Hi.
I am very close to giving up with SEP as it has given me more problems since it release than any virus I have encountered!!
I have now rolled out MR3 which has resolved some problems but now created yet another.
After a few days, our file server (running MS Server 2008) denies network access to its shared drives. At this point SEP states that it has malfunctioned and displays an apostrophe in the Gold sheild.
Rebooting the server brings everything back to life and after all the users have also rebooted, their mapped drives funtion normally again.
Has anyone else had this problem, and have you found a solution?
Any help would be appreciated before I resort to the tiresome 3 hour+ call to Symantec support!
Many thanks.
Dan.
I am very close to giving up with SEP as it has given me more problems since it release than any virus I have encountered!!
I have now rolled out MR3 which has resolved some problems but now created yet another.
After a few days, our file server (running MS Server 2008) denies network access to its shared drives. At this point SEP states that it has malfunctioned and displays an apostrophe in the Gold sheild.
Rebooting the server brings everything back to life and after all the users have also rebooted, their mapped drives funtion normally again.
Has anyone else had this problem, and have you found a solution?
Any help would be appreciated before I resort to the tiresome 3 hour+ call to Symantec support!
Many thanks.
Dan.
I ran into this same problem, so I contacted Symantec. Symantec does not support the management server functionality under windows server 2008, yet. So I had to install the management piece on a Windows 2003 server. I then installed the Symantec Client only, with Antivirus only option. Symantec has some catching up to do......
Ian
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Please help us - should we get rid of Symantec and if so does anyone have recommedations on a better alternative for Windows 2008 server?
Thanks to all who answer.