14.3 Ru6 System Requirements | Symantec Endpoint Protection
If your network still utilizes legacy 32-bit Windows machines, those specific endpoints must remain on the older Broadcom TechDocs 14.3 RU5 client .
: Intel Pentium Dual-Core minimum . (An 8-core or higher processor is recommended) .
The Linux client provides file protection, firewall capabilities, and command-line scanning tools. Hardware Specifications
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Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) 14.3 RU6 requires a 64-bit architecture , as this version officially dropped support for 32-bit Windows operating systems
For Secure Connection features (Rogue wireless network protection, Network Integrity, Smart VPN):
Windows 10, Windows 10 2H22, Windows 11, Windows Server 2012–2022. 4. SEP Client for Mac Requirements If your network still utilizes legacy 32-bit Windows
Requires at least 40 GB, with 200 GB recommended for log retention.
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⚠️ : Starting with version 14.3 RU6, the Symantec Endpoint Protection Windows client strictly drops support for 32-bit operating systems . 32-bit machines must continue running the 14.3 RU5 client instead . 🖥️ Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM) If you share with third parties, their policies apply
7.x, 8.x, 9.x (Both Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel and Red Hat Compatible Kernel) Amazon Linux 2 / Amazon Linux 2023
Beginning with 14.3 RU6, only 64-bit architectures are supported. Broadcom TechDocs Operating Systems:
2 GB minimum, with 8 GB or more strongly recommended for better performance. Disk Space: