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Hi,
I presume you'll be putting the trend micro virus protection on the Citrix server?
I dont know anything about how well trend micro works in general, but if its kept up-to-date then I guess it should be OK.
The trend micro site says it does check for the nimda virus, though. Better still, a patch to overcome the virus is available from Microsoft...
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/bulletin/ms01-020.asp
(remove spaces from the above URL)
You should apply this and then it wont be an issue.
You should also consider virus protection for the client PCs too (running the Citrix client) as they're still vulnerable to attacks themselves despite using Citrix for most (or maybe all?) of the applications they run.
Stuff still gets run locally on the client PCs and they're still at risk.
Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Tim.
by shanghai sam
this patch has been added and readded and the virus still hits my citrix box at least twice a day.
Microsoft has already given me that answer and can't help me further
Thanks anyways---aaron----
by aaron.b
Hi,
If you've already applied the patch and it hasn't helped then...
Are you sure its the nimda virus you've got?
If it absolutely is, then I'd be taking it up with Citrix as they must've cached the mime type handling themselves. It should be possible to clear that cache.
Cheers,
Tim.
by aaron.b
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