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waterskier1

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  1. Okay, I finally searched around and poked around and found where to add this. For others interested, Open Symantec Client Firewall, then click on "Client Firewall", next click on "Configure", then open the "Networking" tab at the top. Midway down that window, there is "Restricted" and "Trusted" Zones. Click on "Trusted" and then "Add..." at the bottom. Select "Individually" under the new dropdown window, and type "data-cdn.mbamupdates.com" in the box, and click "OK". This seems to do the trick. I'm not sure I needed to add all that I did to the "Program Control" portion of the "Client Firewall". The "Check for Updates" now seems to work. Thank you for your patience in working with me.
  2. I get the subject error when attempting to Update. I got it on a previously installed version so I uninstalled and downloaded a fresh version which I installed. Same problem. After seeing the posts in this thread I tried the suggestions. I found that if I disable Symantec Client Firewall, I can reach the Update site. However, even after adding: mbam.exe mbamgui.exe mbamservice.exe to the permitted program list, I still can't connect to the update site. To assist in troubleshooting, I ran the test/applications suggested by noknojon in Post #2 of the referenced thread. The result is 5035. I also have the results from the second test in a txt file, which I can post or email if desired. I really think this has something to do with firewall settings, since I can connect when and only when I disable the Client Firewall. Please advise of other suggestions to try.
  3. I added mbam.exe to the permitted programs list in my Firewall. It still won't allow connection to Update. Same error code as OP reported. I then added mbamgui.exe and mbamservice.exe to the permitted programs in my Firewall. Still no connections. I shutdown the Client Firewall (but not all Security) from within Symantec Client Firewall, and still no access to Update. Finally, I shut down the complete Firewall, and I could connect to Update. I'm not sure what Haider is posting. All his posted has strike-through. He says to start a new topic, but I believe the topic is the same as the OP. That is, I get the exact same error as the OP when performing the same action at the OP. If this does require a new thread, please advise as to how to title it so it can be distinguished from this same error thread. Please note that I can't figure out any way to exclude the listed files from my antivirus program. But, I am sure that the antivirus program is not the source of this error, since I'm not touching the antivirus program and can duplicate the error by simply enabling/disabling my FIREWALL software.
  4. Ok, I'm confused now. I stated that disabling my FIREWALL allowed connection to Update. I did NOT disable my Antivirus software. Your response says to "exclude the following files from your antivirus", then goes on to discuss software FIREWALLS, including Windows Firewall. I believe that Firewalls are different and independently separate from Antivirus software. I also reviewed your FAQ, but it only address Norton 360 (of the Symantec products). I'm using Symantec Antivirus v. 10.1 with Symantec Client Firewall - not Norton 360, and I can't figure out how to exclude files from Symantec Antivirus. I'm not sure I need to, since disabling (temporarily) my Firewall (not Antivirus) allowed connection for the Update. Please clarify.
  5. I had the same problem. Ran the two applications suggested, but then tried disabling my Firewall and all worked fine. I'm using Symantec Client Firewall. Can you advise how to setup this Firewall to allow for update checking?
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