The list applies to both inbound traffic and outbound traffic, but only to the source of the traffic. However, network intrusion prevention and peer-to-peer authentication continue to evaluate any destination traffic to hosts in the list. Network intrusion prevention and peer-to-peer authentication allow any source traffic from hosts in the excluded hosts list.
If it's legitimate traffic you can set up a list of computers for which the client does not match attack signatures or check for port scans or denial-of-service attacks.
To collect traffic logs, Navigate to SEP client GUI -> NTP -> Options -> View Logs -> Traffic log SEP is doing it's job but let's verify unnecessary ports are not open. Meanwhile also go through the list of allowed ports & block unnecessary open ports. S hare NTP traffic logs by exporting into excel sheet. Provide the NTP logs from the affected clients. There must be some other application doing this. What's the role of this server? What other applications/ thrid party softwares are installed? We also have a serious trouble with our network, so i asking myselft if this message is not the source of those problems. I launched a scan on it to be sure there is no virus (it's not done yet) but i don't think he's infected. I don't understand why the SEP server want to scan the ports of the others servers. In english i can't be sure but by translation it's : " The client will block traffic from the IP address 10.53.1.8 during the next 600 second". In french the exact message is : Le clients va bloquer le trafic provenant de l'adresse IP 10.53.1.8 pendant les 600 prochaine seconde( de XX/XX/XXXX 12:11:18 à XX/XX/XXXX 12:21:18) We have thirty servers, and all of them have SEP.Īll the others servers are in the same ip range.Īnd when i'm going on an other server (example 10.53.1.100) there is a message who said that the client will block the traffic from 10.53.1.8 for 600 seconds. I have a "problem" with my Symantec Endpoint Protection. Installing Symantec Endpoint Protection clients with Save Package.59 Installing the Symantec Endpoint Protection client for Mac.61 About authorizing system extensions for Symantec Endpoint Protection for macOS 10.15 or later.62 Managing kernel extension authorization when deploying the Symantec Endpoint Protection client for Mac.62 Installing the Symantec Linux Agent or the.
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