I was just curious as to what others use for their anti-virus on their worldgroup servers.
I'm looking to get a different one
WG server Anti-virus
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Re: WG server Anti-virus
symantic anti-virus (not norton antivirus), its lightweight and not overbloated like norton antivirus.banjaxster wrote:I was just curious as to what others use for their anti-virus on their worldgroup servers.
I'm looking to get a different one
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Sounds good where do I get it?I looked at the symantec website
Sysop of CedarValley & CedarNet BBSes
CedarValley BBS online since Oct 1998 WG 3.20
CedarNet online since Oct 2005 WG 3.30
CedarValley BBS online since Oct 1998 WG 3.20
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Re: WG server Anti-virus
seems the one i have is discontinued but was replaced with this:banjaxster wrote:Sounds good where do I get it?I looked at the symantec website
http://www.symantec.com/business/produc ... ion_SEPSBE
still not too expensive, 23-35 a license or something, not sure what the minimum is.
another option could be norton internet security which is only like $40
doesnt seem overbloated like NAV but i run it on win7 dual core pcs so wouldnt know on other machines.
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Re: WG server Anti-virus
I work in the industry, and Kaspersky Anti-Virus is one of the best out there. They have the highest catch rate.dspain wrote:seems the one i have is discontinued but was replaced with this:banjaxster wrote:Sounds good where do I get it?I looked at the symantec website
http://www.symantec.com/business/produc ... ion_SEPSBE
still not too expensive, 23-35 a license or something, not sure what the minimum is.
another option could be norton internet security which is only like $40
doesnt seem overbloated like NAV but i run it on win7 dual core pcs so wouldnt know on other machines.