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buggg

How can I find a Symantec Endpoint Protection management server?

I'm trying to fix a really strange problem, and I think that Symantec EPM may be causing it.

However, I have no idea where the management server is located. Is there a way to find out which source a client is using?

Posted Mar 9, 2015, 12:16 PM UTC

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PMME_yoursmileNo sugar.•

Yes. Open the EP on the client machine. Help -> Troubleshooting. Top line of the default view should be server they're contacting.

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bugggOP•

Perfect, thanks! I was hoping that it'd be some simple like that and that I was just completely overlooking it...

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PMME_yoursmileNo sugar.•

It happens. Good luck.

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bugggOP•

Yeah, frustration-related brain burnout can do that =-(

You spend a few days fighting a problem and then you end up missing something that's glaringly obvious... Wow.

I guess that's why they say that it's good to stop thinking about tough problems sometimes; it gives your brain time to recharge so that it'll be able to function normally.

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nodsjewishlynot really jewish•

you end up missing something that's glaringly obvious

like using google?

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nodsjewishlynot really jewish•

don't encourage this asshole.

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nodsjewishlynot really jewish•

holy shit. use google, you inept buffoon. how did you get your job?

this is the first fucking result.

edit: lol @ the downvotes. bunch of fucking wannabe sysadmins. the lot of you. go back to r/techsupportgore

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4t0mik•

Being downvoted for outright insulting someone. I mean what did you expect? Honey?

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AngryFace1986•

Why is this getting downvoted? It's absolutely true!

Have an upvote!

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