PS : T oday (25 Dec 13), I’ve noticed that there was a related Symantec Technote here. I wish this saves a few hours of you SEP experts/admins. Now feel free to run a LiveUpdate session on SEPM console. * Set the “Restricted File Growth” value to let me say 40.000 MB (till next year 😉 ) If you are one of those people who partition your server hard drives and have run up against the problem of not wanting to expand a drive but need more space on one of them, this might help you get some of that space back. SEPM, Symantec Endpoint Protection Management Console.
* Select Files page and click on “… button” stated after the value located in “sem5_content” row and “Autogrowth” column Moving Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. * Right click sem5 database select Properties Until Symantec come up with, I have a manual solution. Symantec have to find a solution to this issue urgently. Consequently the older design of SEP database doesn’t meet today’s requirements. And these definitions’ sizes getting larger day by day. size limit of a database file of sem5 (SEP’s db) database.Īs you may know, definition revisions mainly stored in SEP Database.
If you have encountered SEP virus-definition update problem on SEPM recently (late 2013) and if this is a large enterprise’s production system which keeps about 30 definition revisions, the reason is most probably the max.
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