You will then go through the process and choose Update the Server Certificate.Click on Admin – Servers – Manage Server Certificate.After completing the install you will need to login into the admin console and import the server certificate.During the install you will be prompted for the password encryption you had on the old server which if installed in simple mode is the same password as what you used to login to the management console.You can now install the software on the drive that has the space available to support it, but remember to use the same setting for installation here as you did when you performed the initial install.

Although it does not state a reboot is required after remove I suggest it simply because of everything it does with IIS.You now just need to uninstall the current SEPM installation from the Add/Remove Programs option or Programs and Features in the control panel depending on your server version.The sylink.xml file contains the domain id which would be required if you didn’t perform the database backup or it did not create a successful back up to restore from. The reason behind backing these up is there is a keystorePass located in the Keystore_.jks file that you will need to make sure you are able to restore things correctly. Create a backup of the Sylink.xml file as well by making a copy and pasting it to the folder you created for backups.Create a backup of the Keystore_.jks file located in the current drive install location Program FilesSymantecSymantec Endpoint Protection ManagerServer Private Key Backup.Open the application click backup database and point it to the location of the folder you just created.Create a backup of the database using the database backup and restore function provided under Programs/Symantec EndPoint Protection Manager.Create a folder on a removable drive or a separate drive from the existing install to store the backups.The steps for performing these are very simple and just require you to back up some files and the database. After looking around we found that SEPM was taking up almost 6GB of that space for itself, the decision was to remove it and install it onto a different hard drive on the same server. Recently we had a client that had a 2003 server with a C partition of 16GB which was almost full and creating issue with backups.

If you are one of those people who partition your server hard drives and have run up against the problem of not wanting to expand a drive but need more space on one of them, this might help you get some of that space back. SEPM, Symantec Endpoint Protection Management Console Moving Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager

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