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Old 12-12-2003, 04:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Windows 2000 Server anti-virus

I would like some suggestions on an anti-virus program-using
Windows 2000 Server. Thank you.

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norton corporate, trend micro

will this server be used as a domain?
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yes it will be used as a domain.
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will it be set up as an email server?
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will it be set up as an email server?

no-no email server.
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any antivirus software will work fine.

some people like norton, some like trend some like mcafee
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I've been wondering the same thing. I've tried to use McAfee and McAfee Pro on a Win2k domain controller but I get an error with either one during install. GZ3 are you talking about a corporate version of McAfee. I've looked at their website for something to use but have been unable to find anything. Perhaps I just didn't look in the right place. The only thing I have been able to find anywhere cost $500-600. It would be great if I could just use the plain old McAfee.

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The only thing I have been able to find anywhere cost $500-600. It would be great if I could just use the plain old McAfee.

I tried installing plain vanilla Norton's and got an error message-
That is why I was asking-I think you need a high $ pgm to go with server-dunno-
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