Should I block it?

No, this file is 100% safe to run.

VersionsAdditional versions

12.1.2015.2015 11.76%
12.1.2015.2015 5.88%
12.1.1000.157 23.53%
12.1.1000.157 5.88%
12.1.671.4971 5.88%
11.0.6300.484 5.88%
11.0.6200.476 5.88%
11.0.6200.476 5.88%
11.0.6100.442 5.88%
11.0.6000.426 5.88%
11.0.5002.267 5.88%
11.0.4813.75 5.88%
11.0.4010.7 5.88%

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PE structurePE file structure

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Import table
advapi32.dll
OpenServiceW, RegOpenKeyExW, QueryServiceStatus, RegOpenKeyW, RegQueryValueExW, RegSetValueExW, RegCloseKey, RegCreateKeyW, RegDeleteKeyW, OpenSCManagerW, CloseServiceHandle
kernel32.dll
lstrlenW, HeapAlloc, GetProcessHeap, OutputDebugStringW, lstrcmpiW, HeapFree, GetCurrentProcess, GetModuleFileNameW, CreateEventW, SetEvent, WaitForSingleObject, CloseHandle, HeapSize, LocalAlloc, GetProcAddress, FreeLibrary, InterlockedExchange, GetLastError, LoadLibraryA, RaiseException, GetCurrentThreadId, GetCommandLineA, TerminateProcess, UnhandledExceptionFilter, SetUnhandledExceptionFilter, IsDebuggerPresent, GetModuleHandleW, TlsGetValue, TlsAlloc, TlsSetValue, TlsFree, InterlockedIncrement, SetLastError, InterlockedDecrement, Sleep, ExitProcess, SetHandleCount, GetStdHandle, GetFileType, GetStartupInfoA, DeleteCriticalSection, GetModuleFileNameA, FreeEnvironmentStringsA, GetEnvironmentStrings, FreeEnvironmentStringsW, WideCharToMultiByte, GetEnvironmentStringsW, HeapCreate, HeapDestroy, VirtualFree, QueryPerformanceCounter, GetTickCount, GetCurrentProcessId, GetSystemTimeAsFileTime, LeaveCriticalSection, EnterCriticalSection, GetCPInfo, GetACP, GetOEMCP, IsValidCodePage, VirtualAlloc, HeapReAlloc, WriteFile, InitializeCriticalSectionAndSpinCount, RtlUnwind, GetLocaleInfoA, GetStringTypeA, MultiByteToWideChar, GetStringTypeW, LCMapStringA, LCMapStringW, GetCommandLineW, DecodePointer, EncodePointer, GetStartupInfoW, LoadLibraryW, IsProcessorFeaturePresent
psapi.dll
EnumProcessModules
user32.dll
wsprintfW, GetDesktopWindow
Export table
InstallSnacNp
IsSnacNpInstalled
NPGetCaps
NPLogonNotify
NPPasswordChangeNotify
UninstallSnacNp

SNACNP.dll

Symantec Network Access Control by Symantec Corporation (Signed)

Remove SNACNP.dll
Version:   12.1.1000.157
MD5:   f4b29a51b5b29af535e0f08510123f80
SHA1:   4b6dc9a2ab0f2dbd8f6f068623af3e4c63f06713
SHA256:   65cc3a9990df2124a709fd7187ea23636df333bdf75befdf7d98084550b60ae2

Overview

snacnp.dll is loaded as dynamic link library that runs in the context of a process. The file is digitally signed by Symantec Corporation which was issued by the VeriSign certificate authority (CA).

DetailsDetails

File name:snacnp.dll
Publisher:Symantec Corporation
Product name:Symantec Network Access Control
Description:Symantec Network Provider
Typical file path:C:\Program Files\symantec\symantec endpoint protection\12.1.1000.157.105\bin\snacnp.dll
File version:12.1.1000.157
Size:56.92 KB (58,288 bytes)
Certificate
Issued to:Symantec Corporation
Authority (CA):VeriSign
Effective date:Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Expiration date:Sunday, November 24, 2013
Digital DNA
PE subsystem:Windows GUI
File packed:No
.NET CLR:No
More details

Windows OS versionsDistribution by Windows OS

OS versiondistribution
Microsoft Windows XP 58.82%
Windows 7 Enterprise 11.76%
Windows 7 Home Premium 11.76%
Windows 7 Home Basic 5.88%
Windows 7 Starter 5.88%
Windows 7 Professional 5.88%

Distribution by countryDistribution by country

United States installs about 41.18% of Symantec Network Access Control.

OEM distributionDistribution by PC manufacturer

PC Manufacturerdistribution
Dell 35.29%
Hewlett-Packard 17.65%
Lenovo 11.76%
Toshiba 11.76%
Intel 11.76%
ASUS 11.76%
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