I didn’t have to put much effort because Anoop briefly explains it in this post –. Since we are talking about server-end tools and policy-related stuff, the first one I picked was CLIENTSPY.exe. Sample Diagram from – this is a sub-thread about Kerberos Constrained Delegation (KCD) and abuse scenarios from – Microsoft Fixed November Patch Issue. We need to Fix Kerberos error 0x80090342 SCCM Endpoint Protection Policy Deployment Issues. So I thought of taking this issue as an example and trying to put as much as possible, which will be helpful from a server-end troubleshooting perspective.

But that is also covering only client-side troubleshooting. The third one was written by me and published by Anoop somewhere in May 2021. There is not much information on google, too, apart from the generic MS article and the one from Henrik Hoe. I have listed down some of the articles for your reference. When it comes to SCEP, then there are very few resources available. This post will see how to fix the Antimalware Exception Folder Exclusion Issue Kerberos error 0x80090342. The SCEP and SCCM agents in the server were healthy, but the policy deployed was not reaching the client for some reason.

I created a new policy to exclude those folders in D drive and deployed it using SCCM. Let’s see what is the exact issue here and fix the issue. We already had a default policy for all servers, but since this was a custom exclusion from scanning in antimalware policies, I had to create a new policy to achieve this task. I was working on a request to exclude a few folders from SCEP (System Center Endpoint Protection) Anti Virus scanning. Let’s find out how to fix the Antimalware Exception Folder Exclusion policy issue Kerberos error 0x80090342 with the SCCM Endpoint Protection rule. Fix Kerberos error 0x80090342 SCCM Endpoint Protection Policy Deployment Issues.

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