Thanks Sandy,
I've never heard of NOD32. I'll take a look.
Dean
On 12/20/05, Sanford Whiteman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The licensing is the one bugger about Symantec. I hadn't gone with
> F-Prot for my real-time scanner because you cannot configure exclude
> directories (what a pain!). That is pretty cool though about the
> on-change scanning option with Symantec. I'll have to weigh the
> options to see which direction I want to go in. I really appreciate
> your input (your too, Scott).
I recommend NOD32 for memory-resident scanning (and for command-line
scanning too, for that matter). 15 server licenses can be had for $500
with a 1-year subscription, and its speed and accuracy are very
competitive.
--Sandy
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