sar format that you exported through the client user interface xml format that you exported through smc -exportadvrule The rules you import overwrite any existing rules. Imports the firewall rules to the client. You cannot import configuration files or firewall rule files directly from a mapped network drive. When you import configuration files and firewall rules, note that the following rule applies: Smc -exportadvrule C:\myrules.xmlReturns 0, -1, -5, -6 The managed client ignores these rules in server control mode. The exported rules can only be imported into an unmanaged client or a managed client in client control mode or mixed mode. The name output_file is the path name and file name that you assign to the exported file.Įxports the client’s firewall rules to an. You can export only the Control log, Packet log, Security log, System log, and Traffic log. Where 0 is the beginning of the file and -1 is the end of the file. To export a log, you use the following syntax:įor example, you might type the following syntax:
Smc -exportconfig C:\My Documents\M圜ompanyprofile.xmlĮxports the entire contents of a log to a. You must specify the path name and file name.įor example, you can type the following command: The configuration file includes the following management server settings: The client still runs and protects the client computer.Įxports the client’s configuration file to an.
This feature is called Memory Exploit Mitigation in subsequent versions. Version 14: smc -disable -gem *Version 14: smc -disable -gem *Įnables/disables the Symantec Endpoint Protection Generic Memory Exploit Mitigation system. Password requirement for -disable as of 14.2 RU1Įnables/disables the Symantec Endpoint Protection Memory Exploit Mitigation system. Using smc to change a device’s tenant or domainĮnables/disables the Symantec Endpoint Protection firewall and Intrusion Prevention System. You download this file from the cloud console. Requires the Symantec_Agent_Setup.exe installation file for the destination cloud domain or tenant. Moves a client computer from Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager management to cloud console management.
Moves a cloud-managed device to another cloud domain or tenant. Smc -cloudmanaged path\to \Symantec_Agent_Setup.exe If this command is password-protected, the client is disabled within one minute after the end user types the correct password.Ĭhecks whether the smc client service is installed.Ĭhecks whether the smc client service is running. Stops the client service and unloads it from memory. Here is the list of parameters you can use for the smc.exe as of Version 14.3: Parameter The client part of Symantec’s (sorry Broadcom’s) Endpoint Protection can be controlled via command line in various ways.
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