# 5.02 - Adjusted output when a folder/file cannot be removed. # Now shows names of files as they are removed, unless the # Added -f option to suppress output of removed files. # determining when a restart is necessary. # Now checks for Symantec kexts/processes in memory when # Now removes Symantec items from ist files. # Now removes crontab entries from any OS X boot volume. # History: 5.00 - Ported code from version 4.27. # Therefore, you will lose ALL files that reside in those folders, # for Macintosh files) and any files within those folders. # Symantec OS X products (except Symantec Adminstration Console # WARNING: This script will remove all files and folders created by # Author: Corey Swertfager, Symantec Corporation Now setup Self-Service and you are ready to go. * *** /Library/Application Support/JAMF-CustomApps/mand command file to the correct folder location.) * set to Install (Setting to Install will actually copy the. * policy name = 'Uninstall - Symantec Endpoint Anti-virus' Once you have saved the file in Casper Admin. Now open Casper Admin and drag 'n drop the 'SymantecRemovalTool.PKG' into Casper Admin. Now create a PKG file with Composer, called 'SymantecRemovalTool.PKG' Now open Composer and drag 'n drop the 'mand' from /Library/Application Support/JAMF-CustomApps/ into Composer window. In my environment - All my computers have a folder called JAMF-CustomApps within /Library/Application Support/ NOTE: The file cannot be changed to a. OLD LINKĮxtract the 'mand' file and save it into a folder where you might keep all your scripts on the local computer.

Download the Symantec Removal Tool from Symantec. On your source computer (by source computer, I mean the computer that you use to build all your scripts/pkgs/dmgs)ġ. I am sure there are other methods to uninstall Symantec Anti-virus from a mac via Casper Policy, but this one works for my environment.

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