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As these were all 32-bit Win 7 users I thought that was something to look at, but then complaints started to come from some others as well. Nothing out of the ordinary in SEP client logs.įew days after I started troubleshooting procedure other users started complaining as well. I then thought there may be something wrong with my rules, but the problem happens even when client is connected to the group with default rules only. Typical installation, everything there and with unmanaged client computer was running the whole day like it was brand new! As soon as I SylinkDrop it and connect to SEPM, responsiveness drops dramatically. Even with firewall component only computer was unusable after a while. Usually when this behaviour starts computer is pretty much unusable.Ĭustom, component by component, installation did not point to the cause. Sometimes among all that slugishness you get half an hour of uninterrupted operation, but this is rare. ![]() That took me couple of days again, as issue does not happen immediately after reboot. Then I tried custom installing SEP client, removing component by component to determine which one was responsible. I then CleanWiped my computer and issue was gone! Reinstalled SEP Client, issue returned. But when I reverted to the original setting issue remained. I've made some internal DNS changes round about that time so the next couple of days I've spent playing with those. As I had no other user complaints I started hardware diagnostics and after few days had to give up, everything seems to be in order HW-wise. #SYMANTEC ENDPOINT PROTECTION 14 END OF LIFE WINDOWS#Symptoms like when you have HD bad sectors or failing optical drive so it takes a while for the computer to respond, but without frantic HD LED activity or anything in Windows logs. Slow meaning every operation took much longer then usual, any user input delayed, system response slugish, lots of "(not responding)" windows, especially if application performed anything network related. #SYMANTEC ENDPOINT PROTECTION 14 END OF LIFE WINDOWS 10#Some clients are v14.0100, most of them v14.0100, about 50/50 32:64-bit, predominantly Windows 7 Pro, the rest Windows 10 Pro.Ībout 2 weeks ago my computer (32-bit Win 7, SEP client v14.0100) started being very slow. Situation is, single domain, single SEPM (v14.0100) on Windows Server 2012 with about 80 clients. We are experiencing weird issue and I was wondering if we are alone. Nota : La sección uri_path de las URL parece tener una serie de factores aleatorios, por lo que las URL completas anteriores solo deben considerarse ejemplos.Įjemplo MD5 : 2747dbabb723c88e56a45b56ccb8e550 Hxxps: // debianupd com / aiaqgzzwmedppowmzujudsbgznjlrzwlzozkbzvlm Solicitud (s) HTTP : hxxps: // debianupd Com / zldcpgjtlzlbczodniijikuzrbhcvictzzni ![]() Hxxps: //drive.google com / file / d / 1_9xcnIeyVn3_QQBnoX3SOpfeakHmJJNĮstos datos polimórficos se descifran a la siguiente DLL, que se ejecuta en la memoria: Podrían explicar los mejores métodos para aplicar estas medidas correctivas. Se me pide que bloquee el siguiente MD5, DNS, HTTP desde la consola de Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. ![]()
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