I work as a network admin (and sadly the main network security guru) for a medium-sized, mostly Windows domain. However, we have a handful (roughly 20-30) Macintosh computers that are a part of the domain, and I need to configure Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager to support them. This includes LiveUpdate and client deployment.
I've already discovered how to deploy the client software initially, thanks to some web searches, but my basic problem is this: How do I then ensure they are kept up-to-date? For the Windows environments, I know that SEPM updates not only the definitions, but the client version as well to the install package(s) configured. That said, I cannot seem to add my company's Mac client install package (which already exists in the "Install Packages" area, though it is listed as version 11.0.7101.0236 for Mac, whereas the Windows versions are 12.1.1000.157) to the "Clients" tab, nor can I include the Macintosh as an included platform on the LiveUpdate tab of the Site Properties. I am configured as a full admin in SEPM, so theoretically, I can screw up anything needed.
Am I doing something wrong, though? Am I missing the blatantly obvious? Does my company need to purchase a different type of license to include in SEPM for managing Mac clients? Any assistance with this would be appreciated.