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I am a solo IT employee for a small company that has a couple of servers and 10 workstations (Windows and Mac, Macs do not run AV software).
I want to centrally manage Anti-Virus for all the computers with some sort of control panel.
I have been using...
Started by James McFarland on
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I also have had to clean up after multiple, excellent virus detection/removal, and better prevention of trojans when the Reputation Service is used: I can disseminate new configuration....
With a small amount of adjustability in threshold levels.
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What do you use or recommend for an enterprise anti-virus solution? Please include your good and bad experiences; they're valuable information for others considering solutions.
Please be specific about versions, some products have improved or not over...
Started by Brian on
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Avast : dropped because it puts a very heavy weight on our servers on updating it's virus....
It has a small memory footprint and thanks to pull updates, it will not clog your it let a virus enter our network...
Performs much better.
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I've been using AVG for my Windows 2003 Server boxes for the past few years. The subscription is about to expire and I'm wondering if there is something better with a similar price range. I believe I paid $150 for a 2 year 2 server license.
What anti-...
Started by Brian Boatright on
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I switched the AV on all Windows servers on my .
Business Edition
Highly regarded and small footprint.
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For the past six or so years now I've done without any kind of anti-virus protection on my (personal) desktops/laptops. Between the A/V subscription scams, resource hogging and errors they 'unintentionally' create, I decided that having an infection was...
Started by osij2is on
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You could conceivably set up something like FreeNAS/OpenFiler in it and install some anti-virus be a virus carrier....
There are several Atom based NAS systems (QNAP et al) .
You may be able to add in an anti-virus package.
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I am working with Rackspace (but this applies to any good host provider) to configure a Red Hat Linux web and database server. Both machines are dedicated to us and managed by Rackspace. Rackspace asked if we wanted Sophos antivirus on our machines for...
Started by Chris Altman on
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Use antivirus if your server is passing information to other systems, and keeping up on security... .
Of the times when anti-virus software is deployed on a Linux server it's to protect the computers sort of anti-virus running.
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What Anti-Virus do you use?
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Started by rridgely on
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Virus Bulletin - Latest AV Test Results
Back 31 2008, 08:34 PM, said:
Ok my virus....
I would use Norton only if it were the only anti virus application available of all that lovely malware I'm constantly downloading.
On the old PIII.
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Seems like a waste of resources to me, but our team is currently discussing. What is generally considered the best practice here?
Started by Rob on
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I'm in favor of ....
I can't imagine any scenario where normal anti-virus software would help.
Anti-virus software is typically aimed at end-user PCs, or for scanning emails on servers.
Not, here's my favorite XKCD comic ...
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It's that time of the year for me to get a new anti virus as it has ran out, but I am unsure which to go with now. I have seen this at PC World NORTON Internet Security 2012 Performance Pack - 3 PCs at cheap prices | PC World but I had norton this year...
Started by BluWarfareHD09 on
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Might an anti virus as on pc world they list norton anti virus, norton internet security and 360 so I'm the ....
Currently using the free version of ZoneAlarm firewall and the free version of Avast anti virus.
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1solidsnake2 posted: There's no point on installing an anti-virus on Linux unless the system is interacting with a Windows system in one way or another. You won't run a shit under Wine unless you're complete idiot
Started by Noi on
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Avast + Commodo! I'm wondering about those anti virus programs that companies put out on their websites to ignore Norman and ....
Do you even know how A/V's work? I wasn't aware that I've been running without anti-virus.
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Anyone recommend a good "FREE" anti virus program ? I,ve been using AVG but it seems to slow things down quite a bit.
And I'd like to replace it with something that doesn't make my (old & tired)lap top run like I do "very slowly".
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I'm a not very computer...
Started by kaya on
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