I do not need a solution (just sharing information)
If you are a Managed Services Provider (MSP) and use RMM software to monitor your client's computers, and use Symantec Endpoint Small Business Edition (2013) to protect them, your RMM may report that the desktops are not quite right.
That's because in the latest (re-released) 22.8.0.50 update, Symantec made some changes - and, of course, didn't announce them.
According to one of the technicians I was working with on a related case:
NIS-22.8.0.50 is the current version of SEP SBE.cloud on all workstations. The registry key that contains this information can be found here:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Symantec\SPNServices\6000\Version
Starting in NIS-22.8.0.50, the virus definition directory got changed to a new folder.
C:\Program Files\Symantec.cloud\EndpointProtectionAgent\NortonData\22.8.0.50\Definitions\SDSDefs
So if your RMM portal looks wonky, let your vendor know about these updates/changes.
My thoughts on this update:
Typical for Symantec, this shows some pretty poor planning and a complete disregard for their MSP base, because it looks like each future update will go into a differently named folder. This will require a coding update to take place on the part of various RMM vendors as they play "catch-up" after the release. Because, as I said, none of this was pre-release information...