– Return to the Group Update Provider main window upon adding the necessary servers and then from this window you can specify the specifics of client updating from Group Update Providers.
– Add as many Group Update Providers as you wish but all Group Update Providers must be on different subnets. From the next window you can specify the IP or name of your server, then select OK. – If you select Multiple Group Update Providers, just select the Configure Update Provider List button and from the next window, highlight IP Address and Host Names > click Add button > click Create New Rule Set > Leave the default Computer IP Address or Host name option selected and click the Add button at the bottom of the next window. – From here you can either select a Single Group Update Provider by specifying a server IP Address/server name or you can specify Multiple Group Update Providers. –Once these options are checked click on the Group Update Provider button – Use the default Symantec LiveUpdate server – Use the default management server (recommended) – Select Server Settings Menu Option and then these options should be checked – From here you can both name and describe your new policy however you wish.
– Log into the SEPM Console and navigate to > Policies > LiveUpdate > Add a LiveUpdate Settings Policy com site and then apply these updates to all client versions of SEP on the server update provider’s own subnet. You have extended network subnets that you would like to designate additional servers on each subnet to pull virus definition updates from the main SEP Management Console server or Symantec’s. Situation: You have installed Symantec Endpoint Protection Management Console on a main central server.
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