Actually Luke, I don't know if you have investigated this, but you are incorrect when you say all it takes is a 1 user license.
We have investigated most of the big scanners that have Linux versions and they all require licensing per user protected. Which means that any user that has a mailbox you have to buy a license for. However, we are using NOD32 which doesn't have what I think is a silly rule. But I know that Mcafee and Sophos have this rule dave > You can't fix the world or every office running a crusade against outlook. > If you don't like viruses, bit your teeth and invest in a 1 user license for > a commercial virus scanner and then run amavis. A 1 user license of most > linux commercial virus scanners is all it takes to protect one company from > viruses. > > MS's stupid exchange virus scanning API ensures that you have to buy many > antivirus licensing, and because it's mailbox level scanning (not MTA) you > have to buy licenses per the user.. yuck. > > Hope I helped. > > Cheers, > > Luke -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
