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Event ID: 289 Source: Symantec Mail Security Console
| Source: Symantec Mail Security Console |
| Type: Error |
| Description: Http error sending packet to server <server>. New Status: <error message>. |
| English: Request a translation of the event description in plain English. |
| Comments: Anonymous - Error message: "HTTP Error - 405" - Looking at the Mail Security Installation on the server in question (in our case), the server was actually running version 6.0 and included anti-spam. For some reason, the 4.6 MMC was left installed and whenever and admin actually tried to assert a setting using the old MMC, this event id and error was logged. To correctly administer the product, the new MMC should to be used. 
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