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Thanks so much. (It sure is not intutive...)<br />
Jay<br />

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Thanks so much. (It sure is not intutive...)
Jay


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Where can one view the name of parent (management) server on a computer that is running a Symantec Endpoint Protection 11 client? I do notice the green dot and the option to Update Policy is there on right-clicking the icon in system tray.<br />
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It was so easy to see this in Symantec AV 9 or 10. May be answer is obvious but I am going nuts here.<br />
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Jay
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Where can one view the name of parent (management) server on a computer that is running a Symantec Endpoint Protection 11 client? I do notice the green dot and the option to Update Policy is there on right-clicking the icon in system tray.

It was so easy to see this in Symantec AV 9 or 10. May be answer is obvious but I am going nuts here.

Jay

How to view the name of parent server of a Symantec Endpoint Protection client

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