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SEP MR4 Clients - Rehome to new SEPM
Hi,
I was recently forced to remove SEPM from the server that it was on. I've rebuilt a new SEPM box but it is on new hardware with a new hostname and, of course, new IP. I'd like to point my existing clients to the new SEPM but am having a difficult time finding any information on this. It doesn't seem to be as easy as the legacy product (using GRC.dat). Is there a way to rehome the clients or do I pretty much have to redeploy the packages to them from the new SEPM?
Thanks,
Lee
I was recently forced to remove SEPM from the server that it was on. I've rebuilt a new SEPM box but it is on new hardware with a new hostname and, of course, new IP. I'd like to point my existing clients to the new SEPM but am having a difficult time finding any information on this. It doesn't seem to be as easy as the legacy product (using GRC.dat). Is there a way to rehome the clients or do I pretty much have to redeploy the packages to them from the new SEPM?
Thanks,
Lee
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Thanks so much for the suggestions. I did see the sylink file the other day and tried to copy the new one to one of the clients. However, I received a message stating that the file was currently in use and I could not overwrite it. I still received the message even after stopping all of the Symantec services. Any ideas regarding that?
Thanks!
Lee
Thanks!
Lee
you can do this
start > run > smc -stop
replace the file
start > run > smc -start
The SylinkReplacer tool will fix all machines in your network with the new sylink.xml (of some group in the new server)
start > run > smc -stop
replace the file
start > run > smc -start
The SylinkReplacer tool will fix all machines in your network with the new sylink.xml (of some group in the new server)
ASKER
Sylinkreplacer rocks! Thanks guys for both of your help!
You can copy your new sylink file to all new clients and servers. After copying the enw file, you must restart the SEP service in order to apply all changes. This is the most easiest and quickest way to perform this action.
You are a lucky person when you have software delivery like RDP, SMS etc. Then you can push the new sylink and restart the service automatically on all clients and servers.
Suc6.