On a server where both Symantec Endpoint Protection 11 (SEP 11) and SMSMSE 6 are installed, LiveUpdate fails: "Error LU1845: This product was not updated due to a processing error." The SEP virus definitions are not updated.
This usually happens if SMSMSE 6 was installed on the server before SEP 11, and in circumstances where the SEP 11 client is unmanaged (receives its updates from LiveUpdate servers on the Internet rather than from a SEPM.)
Symptoms
The following text appears in the LiveUpdate application when luall.exe is run:
The following updates have been aborted:
> Antivirus and antispyware definitions has 1 aborted update(s).
Reason:
LU1845: This product was not updated due to a processing error.
LiveUpdate session is complete.
The log.liveupdate contains lines similar to the following:
11/17/2008, 9:05:01 GMT -> LiveUpdate aborted product SESC Virus Definitions Win64 (x64) v11 for the following reason (error code 1845), This product was not updated due to a processing error.
11/17/2008, 9:05:03 GMT -> At least one product in coupled group {EBFFA65F-36DD-4053-8F49-5ADBC646DF88} was aborted for the following reason => This product was not updated due to a processing error. error code 1845. LiveUpdate will abort updates for all products that are part of this group
11/17/2008, 9:05:03 GMT -> EVENT - PRODUCT UPDATE FAILED EVENT - Update available for Antivirus and antispyware definitions - MicroDefsB.CurDefs - SymAllLanguages. Update for takes product from update 0 to . Server name - , Update file - , Signer - , package install code 0. The Update executed with a result code of 1845, => This update was aborted during LiveUpdate Pre-session processing. This error is most likely due to an expired content subscription.
or
11/20/2008, 19:15:22 GMT -> The PreSession callback for product SESC Virus Definitions Win64 (x64) v11 completed with a result of 0x80004005
11/20/2008, 19:15:22 GMT -> LiveUpdate aborted product SESC Virus Definitions Win64 (x64) v11 for the following reason (error code 1845), This product was not updated due to a processing error.
11/20/2008, 19:15:22 GMT -> Successfully released callback {855BA5F4-6588-4F09-AE61-847E59D08CB0}
If you update the virus definitions via the SIFMSMSE console, and then install the SEP Client, the SEP user interface indicates that definitions are corrupt.