This yields a package that should install the client and link it back to our SEPM server. This package was placed into our MDM for all computers to install, however, our 10.11 computers were not even attempting to connect to the SEPM server and not getting the policy that we had set for the Macs. If you exported the installation package or downloaded the client installer package from FileConnect, copy the file to the desktop of the Mac computer. The file may be named Symantec Endpoint Protection.zip or Symantec_Endpoint_Protection_ version _Mac_Client.zip.

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I just wanted to share with the community that I found a straightforward method to create a Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) v. 14 package. For me, it was hard to find an article with instructions to accomplish this. I could not find anything here and this is why I am posting this. I hope that it is helpful.
1. If you are managing your SEP clients via a SEPM, export the most recent Mac version.
2. On a test Mac, extract the Symantec Endpoint Protection Installer file.
3. Double-click Symantec Endpoint Protection Installer to launch the application.
4. Click Continue in the warning message to acknowledge that a system restart is required after install.
5. In the menu, click Tools > Create remote deployment package. Type the desired name, select a folder where you want to save the file, and then click Save.
6. When the package creation completes successfully, click OK. The .PKG file will be at the previously specified location.
7. At this point, proceed to upload the new package to JAMF and create a policy to deploy it.