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Posted by wackotacko on July 25, 2005, 2:59 pm
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I've been looking around on the web during the last 4 days or so for
the best AV for the network at the company I work for. It consists of
60 workstations running Win95, 98, 2000 Pro and XP Pro, 3 Windows File
Servers, all running Windows 2000 and one Linux Server running Redhat.
Ive looked at many AV's, Mcafee, Norton, AVG, Kaspersky, Zonealarm
NOD32 etc etc. I've narrowed it down to choose between NOD32, AVG and
Mcafee (just because a co worker insists). I've ran the trials for both
AVG and NOD32 and NOD32 seems to be the best till now. What I think is
the decisive factor is the functionality of the Remote Administration
programs on both of those programs. If someone can help me decide by
giving me some insight on those programs and also help me out on
convincing my co worker that Mcafee isn't worth the money I would be
thankful.
Thanks,
Wacko
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Posted by * * Chas on July 25, 2005, 8:35 pm
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| I've been looking around on the web during the last 4 days or so for
| the best AV for the network at the company I work for. It consists of
| 60 workstations running Win95, 98, 2000 Pro and XP Pro, 3 Windows File
| Servers, all running Windows 2000 and one Linux Server running Redhat.
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| Ive looked at many AV's, Mcafee, Norton, AVG, Kaspersky, Zonealarm
| NOD32 etc etc. I've narrowed it down to choose between NOD32, AVG and
| Mcafee (just because a co worker insists). I've ran the trials for
both
| AVG and NOD32 and NOD32 seems to be the best till now. What I think is
| the decisive factor is the functionality of the Remote Administration
| programs on both of those programs. If someone can help me decide by
| giving me some insight on those programs and also help me out on
| convincing my co worker that Mcafee isn't worth the money I would be
| thankful.
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| Thanks,
| Wacko
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I'm a fan of NOD32. I'm not familiar with their enterprise version but
it may meet your needs. I would also look at Sophos and NAV Enterprise
Edition.
Chas.
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Posted by wackotacko on July 26, 2005, 9:05 am
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process cycles that the AV consumes, basically how much resources it
takes up..... thats one of the main reasons i like NOD but if i could
get it on document it would be awesome.... ill also look around but the
help would be appreciated
Thanks,
Wacko
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Posted by Louise on July 27, 2005, 3:48 am
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> also.... anyone have any links or info regarding the system memory an
> process cycles that the AV consumes, basically how much resources it
> takes up..... thats one of the main reasons i like NOD but if i could
> get it on document it would be awesome.... ill also look around but the
> help would be appreciated
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> Thanks,
> Wacko
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And, I would love to know how Nod compares to Avast in regard to the use
of system resources, if anyone has info on that it would be much
appreciated.
My trial subscription to Avast is coming to an end and I have to decide.
TIA
Louise
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Posted by Larry Sabo on July 27, 2005, 8:33 am
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>My trial subscription to Avast is coming to an end and I have to decide.
What trial subscription? You simply need to re-register for another 14
months of service. No cost involved.
Larry
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