So, I followed the instructions in the second article, using the build.sh file in the directory src/ap-kernelmodule-6400/ from the unzipped package I got from the SEPM. (Full details from 'uname -a' are: Linux vagrant-ubuntu-precise-32 3.2.0-101-virtual #141-Ubuntu SMP Thu Mar 10 22:39: i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux I thought perhaps I would need to compile my own version of Auto-Protect as the kernel for my Linux machine is 3.2.0-101-virtual. Looking in /var/symantec/Logs/debug.log I also see the error: -1300243648 ERROR smc.SmcIPCManager Could not contact savtray.

sav liveupdate -u' again I get the error again but with a typo 'Scan engine is malfunctionioning' (note the onion)). (If it helps track this down, if I run '$ sudo. I get the error that 'Scan engine is malfunctioning'. I have successfully connected to LiveUpdate and downloaded updates with $ cd /opt/Symantec/symantec_antivirus/īut when I try to load those updates in with $ sudo. I can see in SEPM that the Linux machine is succesfully connecting to the SEPM. I have generated the zip package from the SEPM and succesfully extracted it and installed the client on Ubuntu. I am trying to test Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager 12.1.6 installed on Windows with the protection client installed on a headless Linux machine.

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