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Symantec Update - 1.Jul.2009 9:51:44 AM

ciscoguy

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Hello,

I want to run GFI to update my Symantec Databas antivirus.
i have one server runing the symantec databsa.
if there is way to Connect the GFI to the Symantec server and update the computers using symantec with old databas ?
Thank you

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RE: Symantec Update - 1.Jul.2009 9:53:24 AM

DrewE

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Depending on how this is done by Symantec, you may be able to use our custom software deployment to push the definition files out to each machine weekly or daily, however we would recommend using Symatec's built in updates for each client first before our software.

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RE: Symantec Update - 1.Jul.2009 3:31:17 PM

ciscoguy

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thank you for the answer,
yes i have already the auto update in the symantec server.
but i want to use GFI to keep my network up to date ( microsoft patches,Antivirus, and even Java and flash )
the customer software is this something eles i have to ship ?
or i can use my GFI Languard ?
Thank you

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RE: Symantec Update - 1.Jul.2009 4:13:12 PM

DrewE

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These steps should help: http://support.gfi.com/manuals/en/lanscan9/lanscan9manual.1.23.html

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RE: Symantec Update - 2.Jul.2009 1:56:07 AM

ciscoguy

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i think this was helpfull,
if i unselecte the warm people its will be like silent instalation ?
i mean the user is not going to see anything ?

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RE: Symantec Update - 2.Jul.2009 7:49:13 AM

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That is correct

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RE: Symantec Update - 2.Jul.2009 9:15:12 AM

ciscoguy

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Tried it but still the users reciveing those click issues
is there is away of installing it in the background ?

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RE: Symantec Update - 6.Jul.2009 3:51:31 AM

ciscoguy

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Sorry for this question again,
In my Symantech Server i have Symantech Server , i want to connect to it to have the Databas of the Symantech to run it to the all machines in my network like Daily or Weekly
is there is tutorial to know how ?

Thank you

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RE: Symantec Update - 6.Jul.2009 8:32:27 AM

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Sorry, we don't have any tutorial on this. Most likely Symantec's support site could guide you here.

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