???You want to know how to manually compile the Auto-Protect kernel module for Symantec Endpoint Protection for Linux (SEPFL), and any additional steps that need to be followed. You may need to do this if you have updated the operating system kernel, or if you want to capture more verbose output after auto-compile fails.
?Commands:
uname -r
apt install linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential bzip2 -y
bzip2 -d ap-kernelmodule.tar.bz2
tar -xf ap-kernelmodule.tar.gz
cd ap-kernelmodule-*
./build.sh
cd bin.ira
mv * /opt/Symantec/autoprotect/
/etc/init.d/autoprotect restart && /etc/init.d/rtvscand restart
?Series
?Install SEPM:
?Remote Installation:
?Remote Uninstallation:
?Offline update:
?Password protection:
?Custom Schedule:
?Block applications:
?Block devices:
?Centos 7 Installation:
?Centos 8 Installation:
?Centos 6 Installation:
?Ubuntu 16 Installation:
?Ubuntu 18 Installation:
?Ubuntu 20 Installation:
?SEPM Behind NAT:
?SEP Unmanage Mode:
?macOS Installation:
?Uninstall SEP Ubuntu:
?Upgrade SEPM 12 to SEPM 14:
?Add Client Packages:
#teevee .
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