- #SYMANTEC ENDPOINT MANAGER 14 DISK SPACE USAGE INSTALL#
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generates an output file, clients_that_have_been_moved.txt that indicates which clients were moved, which were notĪnd because this script prompts for database information, such as database schema, you may need help from your Database Administrator. And when I tested this, I noticed that going through 3,000 clients takes about an hour. If it fits, the group ID is updated, otherwise, it is not moved. for each SEP client, goes through the input file to see if the SEP client's IP address fits in a particular IP range. Depending on the number of clients in your SEPM, and the amount of operations taking place in your SEPM at a particular time, this reading of IP address can take a minute, or even an hour, so be patient!Ģ. gets a list of all SEP clients in your SEPM. I created a MoveClient Script using powershell.ġ - get_group_IDs.ps1 generates a list of groups, along with their group ID to help you create an input file (based on your environment)Ģ - Moveclient.ps1 is the actual script that takes the input file you created, and prompts you for information about your databaseġ. Also we can see that the SEMSRV service is running on the SEMP1 server. Error files would indicate a problem requiring further attention. So you see the total count in the directory, the difference in the last cycle (example inbox\log\traffic reduced by 1), and finally the count of err files. The result looks something like this System: SEPM1 - RUNNING Second you need to change the RootInstallDir to match what how you have installed your SEPM. So the Servers value needs to have the names of your SEPM servers Set RootInstalDir=C$\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
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Rem Replace this with your install directory for the SEPM Set Servers=Server1,Server2,Server3,Server4 The script requires a small amount of configuring with notepad before you run it, you need to edit the following lines: Rem Replace the server(s) with the names of your SEPMs I put together the enclosed script to spot check the status of the of the files on the managers. The result of this was the details the console was showing us didn't represent what the reality was, clients loagging behind vastly on their updates when we knew that they were updating properly. We encountered a problem at one point where a problem in our configuration caused a number of updates to sit on the manager unable to be posted using the BCP utility to the SQL database. bat files, one for each platform, it is better :)Ĭreate a task schedule in your server, for both scripts and be happy :)Ĭhange the script extension to.
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So, dont forget to change the path according your wish.įor download 64bits, you just need to change the line with *-v5i32.exe para *-v5i64.exe, therefore, create 2. You need to have "forfiles" in your C:\Windows\System32, ok? To resolve it, I got the script below from this website: and I made some changes for my environment, like delete files with -3 days.
In my case, it is a problem to me because I'm using remote link, like MPLS network and that download congestion my network in business hours, and it is a big problem.
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That setup.exe usually is older than current date, and I need to download the full definition from SEP Manager ou GUP. When we install a new machine, it is installed with the last setup.exe I have. Name of document with screenshots: How_to_run_script Name of script: extract_filename_from_full_path.ps1
(1) number of unique risk that SEP detected
to Remove Duplicate rows because I am creating reports for management on I found this extremely helpful for data-manipulation in EXCEL, i.e. The script will take this list and extract the filename, which will be output as Symantec looks at the following risks to be unique because they are in different directories even though it is the same risk,Ĭ:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\3J7OGN5T\ 1051.jsĬ:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\YHPP0ZT5\ 1051.jsĬ:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\G11ELC4W\ 1051.jsĬ:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\7FJ8ALY5\ 1051.js This powershell script will read in a text file of full file paths, and output the unique risk name.
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