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Hi Jamf peeps,



Has anyone got the SEP extension attribute working with the new version of SEP (12.1.4013) and JSS 9.63 or above? When I load the extension attribute into the inventory display no machines load, it just sits on a loading beachball. I have tried one or 2 other scripts but none seem to be reliable, some machines report correct and the majority do not although the beach balling stops. Anyone have a script or something I could try or maybe a few pointers?

Funnily enough, I have just put this in and it seems to be working pretty well:



#!/bin/sh
#
############################################################################
# Extension Attribute to display Security for Mac application version.
#
############################################################################
SEPVersion=/usr/bin/defaults read /Applications/Symantec Solutions/Symantec Endpoint Protection.app/Contents/Info CFBundleShortVersionString
echo "<result> v$SEPVersion </result>"



exit 0

What Treger said...that is working for me in 9.63.



I also use this one to show the last virus definition date:



#Check to see if SEP v12 is installed

SEPVERSION=$(/usr/bin/defaults read /Applications/Symantec Solutions/Symantec Endpoint Protection.app/Contents/Info CFBundleShortVersionString)

SEPVERSIONSHORT=${SEPVERSION:0:2}



if [ "$SEPVERSIONSHORT" == "12" ];

    then

        SEP12DEFINITIONSDIR=$(ls -td /Library/Application Support/Symantec/AntiVirus/*/ | grep -m 1 AntiVirus)

        WHATSNEW="$SEP12DEFINITIONSDIR""WHATSNEW.txt"

        RESULT12=$(/bin/date -j -f "%b %d, %Y" "$(cat "$WHATSNEW" | grep "Symantec Security Response" | awk '{print $5, $6, $7}')" "+%Y-%m-%d 00:00:00")

        echo "<result>$RESULT12</result>"

        exit 0

fi
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