Hello,
This is not a Samba question itself, but it's somewhat related to Samba.
I am planning to replace the two Windows 2000 Server servers in a client company
with two Samba PDCs with LDAP backend. Currently, those W2K servers hold the
Active Directory and the the antivirus management console. And this is the only
nuisance we are finding when moving from Windows Server to Samba PDC.
If you have a Windows Server and Windows workstations, everything is all right:
you go to the server and deploy and manage the antivirus to the workstations
from the antivirus' management console (Panda Antivirus for Business, in this
case).
The problem is what to do if you have a Linux server and Windows workstations.
Every management console I know (Kaspersky's, Panda's, Symantec's, etc) is for
Windows Server.
Do you guys know any way to deploy and manage a Windows antivirus from a Linux
server acting as a Samba PDC? (we are ready to move from Panda Antivirus to any
other antivirus as long as they provided a Linux management console)
Dr.Web (www.drweb.com) once ago announced Java based management console
for their corporate edition antivirus.
I don't like them much, I'm pretty fed up with running their antivirus for
checking e-mail (and I'm happy with ClamAV since I replaced drweb with
clamav :-), they are good programmers, but management is not very good.
But if You pay money, probably they will pay more attention to your
requests :-)
Thank you.
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