Enterprise Antivirus Applications

Enterprise Management Applications (server administrators only)

NOTE 1: Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) 11.x is a suite of applications (you can choose which ones to install) that contains the next revision of Symantec's antivirus product. The last full release of the standalone SAV corporate product was SAV 10.
NOTE 2: You cannot manage SAV 10.x and earlier clients from a SEP 11.x server. Nor can you manage SEP 11.x clients from a SAV 10.x or earlier version of SAV server. If you do not want to migrate all of your SAV 10.x and earlier clients at one time to SEP 11.x, you will need to run two managed servers in parallel. One SAV 10.x server to manage your SAV 10.x and earlier clients and one SEP 11.x server to manage your SEP 11.x clients.
NOTE 3: Refer to the SEP 11.x vs. SAV 10.x document for differences between SEP 11.x and SAV 10.x, migration information, and relevant tips.

Operating System and Product	Documentation
Windows Server 2003/2000 Server Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) 11.0.4202 (build 75), also known as SEP 11 MR4 MP2, with Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager - split into two files file 1 (443 MB compressed file), file 2 (445 MB compressed file)	Installation Guide (PDF) Administration Guide (PDF) SEP 11.x vs. SAV 10.x (tips, differences, etc)
Mac OS X 10.4.x/10.3.x Server Norton AntiVirus for Macintosh 9.0.3 with Symantec Administration Console 1.0 (45 MB compressed file)
Exchange 2007/2003/2000 Symantec Mail Security 6.0.8 (build 262) for Microsoft Exchange (438 MB compressed file) - aka Information Foundation Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange 6.0.8 license	Exchange 2007 Implementation Guide (PDF) Exchange 2003/2000 Implementation Guide (PDF)
Solaris 8/9 Symantec Mail Security for SMTP Gateways 5.0.1 (324 MB compressed file) license Patch 200 (45 MB compressed file)	Installation Guide (PDF) Adminstration Guide (PDF)

Earlier Versions of Symantec AntiVirus Applications

NOTE: The *second* Windows 2000/2003 Server .zip file below includes SAV 10.1.6 client and server versions (both 32-bit and 64-bit) as well as SAV 10.2 for Windows Vista (both 32-bit and 64-bit) and Symantec System Center (SSC) 10.1.6. Unpack the .zip file and you will see folders labeled for each of the particular products mentioned above.

O/S and Product	Documentation
Windows NT/2000/2003 Server Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition (SAVCE) 10.1.8 (build 8000) with Symantec System Center 10.1.8 (519 MB compressed file)	Implementation Guide (PDF)
Windows NT/2000/2003 Server (see note above regarding contents) Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition (SAVCE) 10.1.6 (build 6000) with Symantec System Center 10.1.6 and SAVCE 10.2 (for Vista only) (628 MB compressed file)	Implementation Guide (PDF)
Exchange 2000/2003 Symantec Mail Security 5.0.11 (build 384) for Microsoft Exchange (235 MB compressed file) license	Implementation Guide (PDF)
Solaris 8/9 Symantec Mail Security for SMTP Gateways 4.1.16 (build 48) (104 MB compressed file) license	Implementation Guide (PDF)

*license* -- This application requires the installation of a license file. Please contact the ISC Provider Desk at prodesk@isc.upenn.edu to obtain the correct license file.

Getting Help

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