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InoculateIT or Symantec's Enterprise Ed.

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>We have a NT 4.0 Domain (PDC and BDC) with approx.
>85 NT
>4.0 Workstations. We also use a NT 4.0 Server for our MS proxy server
>which
>we use as a gateway to retrieve e-mail from a POP3 remote site.
> I have had several Network administrators attempt setting up our
>enterprise
>virus software(InoculateIT) but were unsuccessful for unknown reasons. The Network
>Administrators no longer work for our company.
>We purchased CA's InoculateIT Version 4.53 Workgroup/Advanced Edition
>several months ago and quite frankly I have heard some disturbing news
>such
>as the software can be a memory hog and setting up the server to
>automatically download signatures files is a nightmare.
>I have an associate who is using the Symantec's Norton Antivirus
>Corporate
>Edition 7.5 with no complaints. He also claims that the set-up was
>fairly
>straight forward.
> I will be installing and setting up the software myself and do not want
>to
>waste additional timealready spent on the InoculateIT if the stories
>are
>true. I am contemplating taking a loss on the InoculateIT and
>purchasing
>Symantec's product. I also don't want to throw away some software that
>has
>not been properly installed andbeen given some unwarranted bad press.
>What's your recommendation?

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by cawe

Use AVP because the program is easy to use and easy to administrate or try out F-secure the also have quite nice programs...
The AVP engeein is oftenley used by almost every antivirus company so at tests they have been the "best choise"

SincerlyCawe...

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