NAV 75
build 56 ! The clients are managed from a console, the sig updating
mechanism is robust and informative, you can setup a Quarantine server, you can
setup the managed client, push it out to your desktops and lock it down so your
Users don't get anything but what the anti-virus administrator wants them to
have. If you have remote sites, you'll want to configure a server as a parent
servers at each location. 75 still uses UDP for transport. I hear that NAV8 will
be TCP/IP. Also, get a Platinum Support account if you go with
NAV75.
Charlie
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Subject: Opinions on anti-virus software...I'm attempting to make a final decision on anti-virus software for our network. We're running NT 4 SP6a to include IIS, Exchange etc. I am looking at Symantec software for the overall network. We're talking about $1,400 to purchase and being an admin for a city government network that's a whole lot of money. Any opinions good, bad, or indifferent. Please let me know.
Ptl. Bob Couchman
Unit 57
Network Administrator
Madisonville Police Department
99 East Center Street
Madisonville, KY 42431
(270) 821-1720
(270) 824-2115 (fax)
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