- Symantec endpoint protection 14 upgrade install#
- Symantec endpoint protection 14 upgrade upgrade#
- Symantec endpoint protection 14 upgrade license#
The installation process begins for the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager and console.
Symantec endpoint protection 14 upgrade install#
In the Symantec Endpoint Protection Installation Program dialog box, click to install Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. Since the database has been backed up, click on.
Symantec endpoint protection 14 upgrade license#
In the License Agreement panel, click I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next. Review the sequence of installation events, and then click Next to begin.į. In the Symantec Endpoint Protection Installation Program dialog box, click on. Go to the folder and double click "Setup.exe".ĭ. Double click Symantec_Endpoint_Protection_12.1.2_SEPM.exe.Ĭ.
Symantec endpoint protection 14 upgrade upgrade#
Upgrade the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager softwareĪ. Repeat this procedure for all installations of Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager.Ĩ. In the Services window, under Name, scroll to and right-click Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager.Į. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.ī. Stop the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager serviceĪ. Log off the console, and then repeat this procedure at all sites that replicate data.ħ.
Under Servers, expand Replication Partners and select a site.ĭ.
Screenshot current settings of site replication.ī. Ensure there is no package assign to client group.Ħ. In the Back Up Database dialog box, optionally check Backup logs, and then click Yes.ĭrive:\Program Files\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager\data\backupĥ. Under Tasks, click Back Up Database Now.Į. Under Servers, click the icon that represents the database.ĭ. In the console, click Admin, and then click Servers.Ĭ. Ensure “Backup logs” option is checked.ī. To back up the database and logs from within the consoleĪ.
To reflect the changes immediately click on Truncate Database Transaction Log Now and Rebuild Indexes Now under Tasks. It will make changes to the database on the mentioned time under "Scheduled task". Select the checkboxes next to Truncate the database transaction logs and Rebuild Indexes. In the General tab under Database Maintenance Tasks.į. Under Tasks, Select Edit Database Properties.Į. Log in to the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager.ĭ. On the Log Settings tab, make sure that Delete unused virus definitions is checked.Ī. Go to Admin > Servers (Database server) and right-click on Local Site, select Edit Properties.ī. Make sure that unused virus definitions are deleted from the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager database.Ī. After the upgrade, return the setting to 30.Ģ. Allow time for the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager to purge the extra revisions.ĭ. For the upgrade, you can lower the setting to 10. The optimum value is 30 revisions but a lower setting uses less disk space. On the LiveUpdate tab, reduce the number of content revisions to keep. On the LiveUpdate tab, uncheck Store client packages unzipped to provide better network performance for upgrades.Ĭ. Go to Admin > Servers and right-click on Local Site. Change the LiveUpdate settings to reduce space requirementsĪ. If you do not backup database click Backup Database Now… , you need that backup if your database corrupted after upgrade.SEPM 12.1.2 upgrade Setp by setp instruction:ġ. This screen inform us about which application we need to close, Click Next: We will upgrade this version to latest version.Īfter you get installation package Symantec endpoint protection click setup to begin upgrading process:Ĭlick Install Symantec Endpoint Protection option to install new version :Īs you see Installation Wizard shows all steps, click Next: The over-install process saves your settings, and then upgrades to the latest version.īelow images our current Symantec Endpoint protection version: I want inform you that you do not need to uninstall management servers before you install the new version.
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