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MULTIPLE VIRUSES - NEED REMOVAL

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by robert_smith

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by pinoy_teknik

Virus attacking in a network..well some of my friends who are working at Siemens Corp. (system administrator). They say "InocuLan is the best of the best" dealing with network virus (trojan etc..)...Did you try this Network Anti Viral Program.

its a product of CA

http://www3.ca.com/Solutions/Product.asp?ID=170

If this cannot work with your network, i think wife your network out and prepare for a new clean system.....means back up all the important file and prepare formatting and installation....

Because the thing is Don't waist you time to that, time is running out.

If the system is clean.....Why don't you increase your security level? for the next threat....

by shanghai sam

Since everybody has entered thier valuable opinion, here's my $.02 worth. Of course you will impliment a secure system manager, after backing up. Protection is a no-brainer; however, it happened. Cleaning? Drop the BIOS (jumper)scrub the disks, 3 times, clean the cages, and kick out the jambs. Then go home and have a home brew, worry about tomorrow, tomorrow. I had one that replaced engine and DLL files with empty files of long ago deleted files, and when deleted, they returned. If I deleted 100, 148 would replace them until it got to be around 1256, 0byte files. The trick is that none of my floppies, disks, or the other net puter were seemingly affected. Go figure. So, I thanked my Lord, my stars, my boots, and VP (vice principles), and wiped the little bugger out. Love that FDISK, FORMAT, BOOT BANANNA DRIVE to "R" giddy-up! To sum it up, after reading the entire page and re-reading the top-o-the page, I wonder why most folks just don't get it? Most of the answers were of protection, not eradicating, and dig this; Robert said this was a dead Q, and yet some insist on kicking a dead horse and then call it names because it won't move. Go figure. Love ya, bye Rev. Ned

by mr. ezekial transistor

Quibell I am sorry your IQ is as low as your integrity however if you had bothered to read the question before adding a useless comment just for points you would notice my relevant answer was posted to address the problem and was done BEFORE this Robert Smith claimed TechRepublic was supposed to close it on 1/7/02. Any poster after that clearly did not bother to read the entire question but you did not bother to read it OR answer it which proves how valuable you are. Your math is also very pooras your answer would be 73 divided by 10,000 at that time but now is shrinking even more. While your answer and effort are worthless the 128 points and shrinking is a small price to expose how ignorant and unprofessional you are.

by sir_tuc

I have probably tried EVERY popular (and some not so popular) Anti-Virus software made, until I used Sophos Anti-Virus software. It is the most popular anti-virus software in Europe. One of our clients (a new car dealer ship with over 120 clients and more than 17 servers) had 3 different viruses that Norton never found. Go to www.sophos.com get their phone number, give them a call and tell them what is going on. I'll give you a personal guaranty that you will be very happy with Sophos. We have it configured so the server it is installed on checks for new virus signatures every single day using Windows "Scheduled Task." Often we get updates 3 or 4 times a week! NO KIDDING! Do it now. The absolute BEST!

Brian

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