Hi Guys,
I do not know any one came across with this problem but I have a environment with several antivirus in place. Is there any way to alert when the definition times out ?
Hi Guys,
I do not know any one came across with this problem but I have a environment with several antivirus in place. Is there any way to alert when the definition times out ?
Hi,
We are using Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) mainly.
I don’t think there is currently a vendor or community MP available for SEP. If you are only looking to monitor a specific facet of SEP (such as the definition being stale) if you know of a windows event that’s written when this is the case, you could create a rule to capture and alert on that fairly easily using the SCOM console’s Authoring tab. Likewise if you know of a cmdline or API you can query to test this, you could write a VBScript/PowerShell monitor in the SCOM console to test this.
Your first port of call though is going to be to locate a Symantec subject matter expert (if you aren’t one yourself) to figure out how you can tell programatically that the definitions are out of date - after that the SCOM piece is the easy part!
Could you be more specific about the AV systems you are using?
Thank you this is very helpful
You should check this thread out; Integrating SEP with Microsoft SCOM. Once you can pull data in, the world is your oyster!
http://www.symantec.com/connect/forums/integrating-sep-microsoft-scom