upgrade symantec endpoint protection manager to 14.3

#Upgrade symantec endpoint protection manager to 14.3 upgrade#
#Upgrade symantec endpoint protection manager to 14.3 windows#

Does anyone have any solution for this, Im using newest 14.3 version dowloaded and SEP set up on Windows server 2019.

#Upgrade symantec endpoint protection manager to 14.3 upgrade#

Hi every one, i was Upgrade SEP manager from 14.3 MP to 14.3 RU4 but has encounterd this problem. Strategic Support Engineer | Symantec Endpoint Security Division (SES) Once this is changed the upgrade will proceed. FTP and LAN are no longer supported options. You have to change how the SEPM updates content to either use http or https. But can i ask do you have any document step by step guide upgrade this SEP manager to 14.3 RU4 using HTTP or HTTPS. Thanks a lot, first time encounter this problem. Lux.log will show the following error: 12:30:37.650755 Result Message: FAIL - failed to select serverġ2:30:37.Subject: Upgrade SEP Manager from 14.3 MP to 14.3 RU4 Failed Click on the 'Finish' button to complete the certificate import process. Ensure the radio button next to 'Place all certificates in the following store' is checked, and that 'Trusted Root Certification Authorities' is listed in the text box under the 'Certificate store' label, then click on the 'Next' button.ġ2. Click on the 'Next' button, then click on the 'Browse.' button to browse to the SSL certificate for your proxy server, highlight the file in the 'Open' dialogue to choose it for import, then click on the 'Open' button, then click on the 'Next' button.ġ1. Right-click on 'Trusted Root Certification Authorities' on the left pane, then click on 'All Tasks -> Import.'ġ0. Expand 'Certificates (Local Computer)' on the left pane by clicking on the right-facing arrow symbol.ĩ. Click on the 'OK' button to finish adding the snap-in to the console.Ĩ.

See: After upgrading Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager to version 14.3 RU1, LiveUpdate stops working properly () If you cannot figure this out please open a case with support.

Ensure the radio button next to 'Local computer' under the 'This snap-in will always manage' is checked, then click on the 'Finish' button.ħ. It is likely you are missing a needed certificate in your Trusted Root Certs. Check the radio button next to 'Computer account', then click on the 'Next' button.Ħ. Click on the 'Certificates' snap-in in the list of 'Available snap-ins' to highlight it, then click on the 'Add' button.ĥ. Launch the Microsoft Management Console: Start -> Run -> mmc.exeģ. Obtain the certificate that you need to import, as indicated above, and copy it to a convenient location on the computer that is running the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager software.Ģ. If the SSL certificate is self-signed, you will want to import the self-signed certificate itself.ġ. If the SSL certificate is instead signed by an intermediate CA certificate, you will want to import the intermediate CA certificate. If the SSL certificate was signed by a CA certificate, you will want to import the signing CA certificate. If a proxy is in use, and the proxy uses custom SSL certificates, you may need to add certificate information to your trusted root certificate store by following the instructions below.īefore following the steps below, you will need to determine how the SSL certificate for your proxy server was created and/or signed.

Digicert root certificates can also directly downloaded from here: Root certificates are normally updated via Windows Update, but may also be updated using other methods. To resolve this issue, first ensure that Microsoft Windows has the latest root certificates installed.