Use the built-in script to install Symantec Endpoint Protection with the following command: To correctly set the execute file permissions on install.sh, use the following command: Navigate to sepfiles with the following command: If the destination folder does not exist, the extraction process creates it. zip file, and sepfiles represents a destination folder into which the extraction process places the installation files. Where InstallPackage is the full name of the. zip file into a directory named tmp with the following command: Where directory is the name of the directory into which you copied the. Navigate to the installation directory with the following command: On the Linux computer, open a terminal application window. To install the Symantec Endpoint Protection client for LinuxĬopy the installation package that you created to the Linux computer. The procedure uses sudo to demonstrate this elevation of privilege. You must have superuser privileges to install the Symantec Endpoint Protection client on the Linux computer. In this case, Auto-Protect installs but is disabled. However, the installer might be unable to compile a compatible Auto-Protect kernel module.
The auto-compile process automatically launches if it is needed. If the Linux operating system kernel is incompatible with the pre-compiled Auto-Protect kernel module, the installer tries to compile a compatible Auto-Protect kernel module. You can convert an unmanaged client to a managed client at any time by importing client-server communication settings into the Linux client. The only way to install a managed client is with an installation package that you create in Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager. The installation steps are similar whether the client is unmanaged or managed. You cannot deploy the Linux client from Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager remotely. You install an unmanaged or managed Symantec Endpoint Protection client directly on a Linux computer.
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