Re: Which Anti_Virus should I choose?

[dsavage peaknet net]

You (and I) are looking for a functional equivalent of "Antigen" which works
with Exchange Server. Free? Impossible. Symantec and McAfee spend millions
maintaining their virus signature files. So much, in fact, that Symantec is
starting to charge for updates.

If I were you, though, getting client-side anti-virus software for your
workstations would be a high priority. Personally I prefer Norton, but almost
anything is better than nothing. Norton's LiveUpdate makes it easy to stay current.

--Doc Savage
  Fairview Heights, IL

> I have a RH7 server (that also acts as a gateway to internet) and 10 Win98
> workstations. I would like to have at least all POP3 traffic to be check
> for viruses centrally on the server. What good anti-virus program is there
> without shelling out big bucks (free would be good)?



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