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You can get the defination from Symantec website, the file extension will be .zip, change it to .jdb and copy the file to \Program Files\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager\data\inbox\content<wbr />\incoming.<br />
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P.S.: Find the defination that is .jdb file extension.<br />

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You can get the defination from Symantec website, the file extension will be .zip, change it to .jdb and copy the file to \Program Files\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager\data\inbox\content\incoming.

P.S.: Find the defination that is .jdb file extension.


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why isn't this automatic? L
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It is actually auto update as it is set while installing the SEP manager. SEP manager update defination is based on Symantec virus defination release, so it is not weird if your defination is 1 or 2 days old.<br />
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By the way, the way I provided is the manual way.
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It is actually auto update as it is set while installing the SEP manager. SEP manager update defination is based on Symantec virus defination release, so it is not weird if your defination is 1 or 2 days old.

By the way, the way I provided is the manual way.

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I've setup symantec endpoint protection manager on a windows sbs server 2003. All went well. Then I added in the clients &nbsp;by creating the client package and then pushing it out to the clients silently.<br />
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It all went well, but somehow when I look at the endpoint manager and the virus definition dates, the dates are not update to date.<br />
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I attach a screenshot. Can someone advise how I can troubleshoot this?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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I've setup symantec endpoint protection manager on a windows sbs server 2003. All went well. Then I added in the clients  by creating the client package and then pushing it out to the clients silently.

It all went well, but somehow when I look at the endpoint manager and the virus definition dates, the dates are not update to date.

I attach a screenshot. Can someone advise how I can troubleshoot this?

Thanks



Why are the client's AV version not the latest Symantec Endpoint Manager

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