The new policy will not reach 1800 clientsī. The documentation I've found mentions removing the password requirement to perform a standard uninstallĪ. There appears to be no mechanism to parse a password into the unisntall string. Password Protected Clients -(i have the password) I can only assume this means that 1800 devices are currently unmanaged. The other server is failing, the SEP Related services are unable to start. SEP Environment - There appears to be two main SEP Servers, one server has 1200 clients listed.
So the use cases shouldn't be an issue, however I am running into the following issues Using SCCM's cloud gateway, I can easily hit all these scenarios to issue any required commands / uninstalls (the only requirement for Cloud Gateway is that the device has an internet connection). Remote users who rarely / if ever connect to VPN (they work mostly using O365 and local applications) I'm looking to uninstall SEP 14.0 from approximatly 3,000 endpoints via SCCM, to switch over to Defender. So you should add extracted file as package data source and select download and run the package but run from DP.Īnd you should run the RunCleanWipe ‐silent command in the command prompt and use ~%0dp to reference the command location under client cache.I'm an SCCM SME and have inherited a job to remove SEP from the estate in order to switch over to Defender.
Open the CleanWipe folder and double‐click the CleanWipe.exe file.Copy the CleanWipe folder to the target computer.In this document, silent run mode is described like this:
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