We put AV on any OS Device regardless of what it is, Virtual  or Physical if 
they are connected to the network where they can talk do any other devices. The 
risk is too great.

From: N Parr [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 11:06 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: VMWare View, How are you handling AV? (Viper to be specific)


So does anyone have any pointers on this?  Are you just not worrying about it 
since you can wipe the linked clones out at any time if they get infected?  I'm 
sill worried about handling outbreak protection.  Don't care if the clone gets 
hosed but I don't want all my clones getting infected with something and trying 
to spread it around.  If you install AV on the base image and don't use 
persistent clones then they will have to update signatures every time they boot 
from the day the base image was created.  If you use persistent clones then 
their deltas will grow because of signatures being added every day.  And then 
you've got licensing and agents on linked clones trying to update from the 
enterprise server with a pc name that is different than the base image they 
were created from.  I don't think a lot of AV vendors have really thought this 
type of situation through.





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