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That's what I needed to know. &nbsp;Thanks!!!
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That's what I needed to know.  Thanks!!!

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I have a client with Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP henceforth) v.11.0.5. &nbsp;They recently renewed for another year and received a serial and customer number in a pdf. &nbsp;I successfully logged in to the symantec licensing portal, added the new license to the catalog and registered it. &nbsp;Once that was completed I could then download a new slf license file in the portal. &nbsp;My issue is this: how in the heck do I install this license? &nbsp;I can't find an old slf in the program files folders anywhere. &nbsp;So close yet so far...
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I have a client with Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP henceforth) v.11.0.5.  They recently renewed for another year and received a serial and customer number in a pdf.  I successfully logged in to the symantec licensing portal, added the new license to the catalog and registered it.  Once that was completed I could then download a new slf license file in the portal.  My issue is this: how in the heck do I install this license?  I can't find an old slf in the program files folders anywhere.  So close yet so far...

Update License in Symantec Endpoint Protection

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