Server product incorrectly marks the virus feature update released this year as expired

According to foreign media reports, Symantec warned that its endpoint homeowner manager (Endpoint Protection Manager) Server product incorrectly marked the virus feature update released this year as expired. Symantec's problem is one of the recently reported software issues related to the end of the 10. Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system is said to be having this problem. 498) this.width=498 ' OnMouseWheel = ' javascript:return big (This) ' src= ' http://images.51cto.com/files/uploadimg/ 20100106/094435414.jpg ">498" this.width=498; ' OnMouseWheel = ' javascript:return big (This) ' src= ' http:// Images.51cto.com/files/uploadimg/20100106/094451280.jpg "> This issue affects Symantec's small business version of this product endpoint homeowner v11.x and v12.x editions. Symantec said in its blog that the release of Antivirus, anti-spyware and intrusion detection software updates after 11:59 on the night of December 31, 2009 is considered outdated. Symantec has released some new version number update software to bypass the problem, however, the software date is December 31. Symantec is developing a permanent patch. The problem also affects users who use both Symantec host Integrity Software and NAC (Network access Control) software, Symantec said. Host Integrity software checks that the antivirus software definition for the client connected to the network is up to date. Symantec says the Host integrity check will fail, but Symantec has described in detail how to circumvent the problem in its blog.