Which AV for Win2k Server?

[Brett]

Which AV program works well with Win2k Server? I have NAV Corp 8.1
but know it likes to integrate heavily with the OS. I've had
incompatibility problems with NAV and other programs.

We're running a web server. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Brett

[Alex Tarata]

BitDefender is a pretty good AV solution that is starting to make waves
among the big AV makers out there (Symantec have tried buying them with no
luck yet). Give it a try.


"Brett" <account@cygen.com> wrote in message
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> Which AV program works well with Win2k Server? I have NAV Corp 8.1
> but know it likes to integrate heavily with the OS. I've had
> incompatibility problems with NAV and other programs.
>
> We're running a web server. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Brett

[Kevin Longley]

I have used InoculateIT from Computer Associates for several years with good
success.

"Brett" <account@cygen.com> wrote in message
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> Which AV program works well with Win2k Server? I have NAV Corp 8.1
> but know it likes to integrate heavily with the OS. I've had
> incompatibility problems with NAV and other programs.
>
> We're running a web server. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Brett

[Doug]

"Kevin Longley" <kwlongley@cirtronics.com> wrote in message news:<uJOOD6OTEHA.3140@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>...

> I have used InoculateIT from Computer Associates for several years with good
> success.

You must be the only one..... We found eTrust/Inoculate to be the
biggest POS in history. TONS of times it told us basically, "Hey I
found this virus, but I didn't do anything about it!". Or wouldn't
find the virus at all, but we could run a scan from SARC and find
them.



Original Poster: We've switched to Symantec and have been happy with
it. Lots of people seem to be happy with Trend Micro's server
product as well.

[Kevin Longley]

Quite honestly it has worked very well including the exchange option. I like
the front end piece (admin server) that you can run which allows you set up
policies that dictate how each workstation is configured in regards to
antivirus settings. I have to servers that download virus signature updates
on a regualr basis and then all workstations download updates from these two
servers. Have been using the product since 1995. One negative is their patch
management - somewhat sloppy - but most companies are.

"Doug" <dmasters@practicetech.com> wrote in message
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> "Kevin Longley" <kwlongley@cirtronics.com> wrote in message

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> > I have used InoculateIT from Computer Associates for several years with

good

> > success.

>
> You must be the only one..... We found eTrust/Inoculate to be the
> biggest POS in history. TONS of times it told us basically, "Hey I
> found this virus, but I didn't do anything about it!". Or wouldn't
> find the virus at all, but we could run a scan from SARC and find
> them.
>
>
>
> Original Poster: We've switched to Symantec and have been happy with
> it. Lots of people seem to be happy with Trend Micro's server
> product as well.