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the best antivirus program

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by natcat

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Hi Guys,
Who do you think makes the best AV application ?
I'm using innoculanIT on my network and NEVER had a problem.
Unfortunately some of my customers have had nothing but problems with it beacause of the corrupted signatures that have resulted in lots of downtime.
I recently installed Norton and so far no problems.
The norton was installed on a workgroup with everyone downloading the updates automatically, while the innoculan is installed on LANs.
Has anyone had any problems with these 2 products ?

NatCat

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by dctechrepublic

I have heard that Inoculan is more intrusive than the rest. I have heard that Norton is a good one as well. Me I am not totally for sure if there is a good answer out there. The best thing to do is try and see what happens. There is no perfect viruschecker out there. If there was there would only be one.

The best I can tell you to do is experiment, if it works good. If not pick another one. there are many out there.

by steve

We have been using norton enterprise on several of our customers' networks with good results. the only places we have had some problems are where they only have slow dialup lines for internet access and sometimes have probs getting the updates. Itautomatically updates the defs on the clients when they get on the network and you can schedule forced scans on the client pcs and several other features. Its not a bad price either. I think its like $42/license or something like that with a 10 license minimum.

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