Hi,
Thank you for the reply. I concur about it being a performance hit. In my searching and reading all the forum posts about the add in in the past SEP versions it does seem to have had a spotty record of usefulness. I am hoping the freshest 12.1.4 version would resolve that intermittant performance hit.
Do you know what is the difference between the Symantec Endpint Protection Outlook Add In and the Symantec Outlook Auto-Protect? Am I still scanning Outlook if I uncheck the add in but leave the outlook auto protect checked in SEP?
Are both settings controlled in the Virus and Spyware Protection policy from the same one checkbox in SEPM? I see in the AV Policy where the outlook auto protect is checkable/uncheckable, but it didn't mention it also controlled the Outlook add-in.
If that is only for outlook auto-protect and isn't where the add in is controlled, It would be cool if I could globally control that Symantec Outlook Add in checkbox from SEPM or Group Policy, is that an option somewhere? We are in a Win2008r2 domain with Win7 boxes running Office 2010.
Respectfully,
Ty