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small business anti virus?
16 years 4 weeks ago #28309
by Kn1ght
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small business anti virus? was created by Kn1ght
I own a small IT company and I'm trying to find a good anti virus that is web administered. I currently use mcafee total small business protection but it doesn't allow for good administration of the grant licenses (their lingo for when one client has paid or not) they just lump it all together. Anyone else find a good fit?!?!? I'm going to look at trend micro next.
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16 years 4 weeks ago #28322
by sose
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Replied by sose on topic Re: small business anti virus?
kerspasky disappointed me too- very poor support
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16 years 3 weeks ago #28334
by S0lo
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: small business anti virus?
They use "trend micro" in our place. Not sure about the actual reasons. But they switched from Symantec Corporate edition which was running for the last 5 years. The client side of "trend micro" is more than simple. In fact it's too simple. Haven't seen real problems with it yet, but I guess it's too early to judge it.
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16 years 3 weeks ago #28369
by TheBishop
Replied by TheBishop on topic Re: small business anti virus?
We moved to Trend mico too, for the same inexplicable reasons. As S0lo said the client side is simplicity itself. However although the product does scale up to enterprise-level I've found it clunky and inflexibkle when administering large numbers of servers. Also for thier enterprise approach to work your network must be connected to the internet (it wil then download and distribute its updates automatically). However if your network is isolated and you want to download updates yourself then still deploy them automatically then expect pain and suffering as you'll constantly have to defeat their arrangements. You can of course delpoy manually but that to me defeats the purpose of buying an enterprise-capable system in the first place
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