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Has anyone figured out how to configure the software to reach
out to a remote site (thru VPN or other means) and check to see if any viruses
were found by NAV on a given workstation? Most of my clients are small
businesses, so don’t have Corporate AV or even server software, so they
use NAV 2004 on Win2k Pro or XP pro usually. They are typically sitting behind
a VPN Dlink router with a static IP, so getting to them safely shouldn’t be
a problem. I just don’t know what to do after that… Confession: I am a novice user and am WAY outclassed by most
of the users of this software in this forum, so if you are willing to help me, just
assume I am a junior level technician with a limited understanding of script
writing, snmp etc…cause I am. ;-D Thank you, Chris Schlumpf 254-675-3511 Wk |
- RE: [SA-list] Configuration for AV alerts Chris Schlumpf
- RE: [SA-list] Configuration for AV alerts Dirk Bulinckx
- RE: [SA-list] Configuration for AV alerts Bell, Robert
- Re: [SA-list] Configuration for AV alerts Michael Shook
- RE: [SA-list] Configuration for AV alerts Walker, Chuck
- RE: [SA-list] Configuration for AV alerts Azhar Siddiq
- RE: [SA-list] Configuration for AV alerts Chris Schlumpf
- RE: [SA-list] Configuration for AV alerts Dirk Bulinckx
