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As &quot;Jeff Lewandowski&quot; has suggested above, it is not a good idea to disable the update of the signature file , rather you should have one Live Update server on the remote location to reduce the bandwidth consumption.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Sudeep Sharma
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As "Jeff Lewandowski" has suggested above, it is not a good idea to disable the update of the signature file , rather you should have one Live Update server on the remote location to reduce the bandwidth consumption.

Thanks,
Sudeep Sharma

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You should set SEPM policy to allow the client to download from Symantec servers instead of yours, as noted in the link above.
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You should set SEPM policy to allow the client to download from Symantec servers instead of yours, as noted in the link above.

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Using Symantec endpoint protection. Clients download &nbsp;antivirus signature file download from management server across WAN link. Find some client consume bandwidth. How to temporary disable\stop the download of the antivirus signature file ?
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Using Symantec endpoint protection. Clients download  antivirus signature file download from management server across WAN link. Find some client consume bandwidth. How to temporary disable\stop the download of the antivirus signature file ?

How to temporary disable particular clients antivirus signature file download from server?

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Anti-Spyware

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