> TCP sockets tend to be slower than Unix sockets when opening 
> and closing 
> them. If you're going to have a central AV server that 
> services several 
> mail servers, you have to use TCP sockets. If the process 
> that calls the 
> AV scanner is on the same system as the scanner it probably can be 
> argued that TCP sockets are not advantageous between these processes.
> 
> If you use TCP sockets you should block them in your firewall so 
> non-local systems cannot access them, or bind the process to the 
> localhost interface.
> 
> If you have an eight-way MP system with 16g of ram you probably don't 
> need to worry about it.
> 
> dp

All right, thank you for this.


Best,

--
Arthur Sherman

+972-52-4878851
CPTeam  

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