Symantec endpoint protection manager 11
Dear All We have Symantec endpoint protection manager in our organisation but we do not have back up files.Last week Server Hard disk has problem and we have installed new Symantec endpoint protection manager.But we do not have our updated list on SEPM. I have retrieve the old SEPM FOLDER from pROGRAM FILES and having sem5.db which is 0 kb and sem5.log having big size. Now we would like to configure new SEPM as old setup.Please guide me how to solve this issue. Want to retrieve all client list on SEPM and it should connect with my sepm.Please help me.
Does More than one Techn work at Symantec?????
1. NO ONE IS ANSWERING THE PHONE ANYWHERE AT SYMANTEC 2. YOUR PHONE SYSTEM IS REPORTING 1 MIN THEN OVER AN HOUR 3. I WAS ON HOLD OVER TWO HOURS 4. I HAVE ANOTHER ISSUE WITH BACKUP EXEC 5. EVEN YOUR SYMANTEC OPERATORS CANT GET THROUGH TO SUPPORT 6. MY ONLINE SUPPORT IS IN AN ORIENTAL LANGUAGE 7. YOUR ONLINE CHAT SUPPORT DOESNT WORK. NOONE IS THERE EITHER I've been on hold all morning. Don't listen to "The Customer Hold the Longest. is X min. It goes up and down and noone ever answers.
Ghost 32.exe- Application error
I'm getting an error when trying to image to a dell e6510 laptop. Error: The exception unknown software exception (0xc000000d) occured in the application at location 0x006238d. It's not giving the error on every machine only on specific ones. Can anyone help me with this issue?
Norton AV locked up a file on my hard drive.
Hi, I'm new to this website, and I'm not sure where this topic should go; in fact, I find navigation on Symantec Connect to be the worst, and least obvious that I have ever encountered. Plus it wouldn't let me change my password; what is "field {0} required"? Actually, as long as I'm PO'd: when I find a new virus, that NIS doesn't detect, it won't let me submit it to Symantec via the quarantine. I usually end up sending it to McAffee in a zip, because they actually accept and answer emails. Okay, my problem: I downloaded a 700mb .AVI video file that did not have a file extension on it. I found that the file was locked, and could not be found or accessed by the system (WinXP-SP3). It could not be deleted or renamed either. File-unlocker couldn't access it either. So, I renamed the folder it was in, and made a new folder of its previous name, and moved my stuff to the new folder. At some point, I found the file in NIS 2005's quarantine. It had been flagged as a virus. I restored it, remembering after the fact that I had created a new folder. So, I got the lost .avi file back in the new folder, but the old locked file is still tying up space in the old folder. How can I get rid of it short of reformatting my entire hard drive? Thanks, Fraydo
