I have a group of PCs that need to have virus definition files approved before I can push them out to the PCs. So these PCs run behind on definitions by about a week. I then get an email from the company that a certain definition is approved and I can either download, from their site, a .jdb definition file or an exe that I can run from the machine to do the updates.
I used to download the jdb file and push the file to the inbox folder of symantec on the local drives and this would pull the update. Now, every single time I do that, I get an invalid file and no update occurs. I have reinstalled SEP and have tried jdb files over the last 3 months, still no sucess. But if I download the exe file and run it locally, the definitions get updated. The only problem with this approach, is I get definition files every week, and it is not possible for me to go to each machine every week and run an executable. It would take way too much time.
What other options do I have to get these PCs to update with the jdb files I download from the vendor website? Can I use 3rd party software, what kind? Can I use a group update provider that only has the definitions I download? What are my options?
I am running SEPM 12.1.5 on a Windows 7 machine and my PCs that need to be in this group are running SEP 12.1.2 as that is the newest version the vendor allows.
Thanks,
Storm