I have
been happy with NAV 7.51 on Win2000 and NetWare. It's easier to manage
than Inoculan and I have had past issues with McAfee. I just
have to get alerting set up properly. We also run 7.50 on the
desktop. Updating signatures is done easily.
The
only drawback is that some folks don't like having the same solution at all
points. Some places like having Solution A at the desktop and Solution B
at the SMTP gateways and even Solution C at the Exchange level, so that if B
misses it, C might catch it.
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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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