Re: Norton Antivirus Client

From: tekmann (tekmann100@yahoo.com)
Date: 08/16/02 

Date: Fri, 16 Aug 2002 08:05:39 -0700 (PDT)
From: tekmann <tekmann100@yahoo.com>
To: Diab Hitti <DHitti@rocktenn.com>, security-basics@securityfocus.com

You could write a script that would update Norton
Clients when the user logs in. I have a mixed
Norton/Mcafee environment and update each client
through their login script. If you are interested, I
can e-mail you my Norton script.

Another suggestion would be to run the update script
from the scheduler on W2K or whatever your win32
flavors are. My script runs in W2K, NT 4 and 9X.

--- Diab Hitti <DHitti@rocktenn.com> wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> Simple question I cannot confirm on Symantec's
> "knowledge base". Its so pathetic!
>
> Would like to manage Norton Antivirus Clients 8.0
> and 7.5 and update their virus definitions files
> from a centralized server located in the Protected
> Network. The Clients are installed on servers in the
> DMZ. I believe FTP is used for updates. What ports
> are used to manage those clients using Symantec's
> System management console?
> I am also open for alternatives or security
> implications other then the obvious opening more
> holes in the firewall.
> Thanks

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