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We have one site with around 120 clients. <br />
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We had a server which ran Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager and updated all the clients. <br />
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This server has now failed and we have installed SEPM on another server. The problem is, all the clients are still looking for the old server and therefore not updating their definitions.<br />
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Is there any easy way to point all the clients to receive updates from the new server without having to uninstall/reinstall Symantec on all 120 of them?
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We have one site with around 120 clients. 

We had a server which ran Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager and updated all the clients. 

This server has now failed and we have installed SEPM on another server. The problem is, all the clients are still looking for the old server and therefore not updating their definitions.

Is there any easy way to point all the clients to receive updates from the new server without having to uninstall/reinstall Symantec on all 120 of them?

Moving Clients from one SEPM to another

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