: If you haven't configured an email server, you can manually extract the reset link from the logs: Navigate to ...\Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager\tomcat\etc conf.properties scm.log.loglevel=FINEST scm.mail.troubleshoot=1 at the bottom.
Alex quickly downloaded the resetpass.bat script from a trusted source and ran it on the SEPM server. The script prompted him to enter the new password, which he did, and then confirmed it. After running the script, Alex was able to log in to the SEPM console with the new password. : If you haven't configured an email server,
While not recommended by Broadcom for newer versions, some administrators use the following script to reset the default admin account. Save the code below as resetpass.bat and place it in the folder of your SEPM installation. which he did