Strange to see the compatibility warning. I would be tempted to remove SEP and try reinstalling to see if that fixes the issue. I originally installed SEP as an unmanaged client, and imported the Sylink.xml file to convert it to a managed one. There were issues with the Network Threat Protection piece, and Symantec pulled it and replaced it with 4014, which is also MP1, but often referred to as MP1a due to the pulling of the original MP1. I wonder if the MP1a build is different? Im pretty sure the labels on the zips I got said MP1 and not MP1a. Surprisingly deploying a package worked just perfect FINALLY with MR4 MP1. It wouldnt work when selecting it as a managed client and told me to make a package and push it out from the SEP server and then quit. Symantec Endpoint Protection Linux Commands Credit: YouTube. In addition to Windows, Mac, and Android, the business security software is also compatible with various Linux distributions, making it a versatile solution for businesses with mixed-platform environments. I did get an error when I tried to manually install SEP like Symantec tells you to. Yes, Symantec Endpoint Protection does support Linux. Our version we had on our server here at work was the old RTM but I made the software depot lady get me the newest yesterday and it went without a hitch. Thats the message I got with all previous versions of it but not this latest one.

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