Re: Which Anti_Virus should I choose?

[Mike Burger <mburger compucomis net>]

Yeah, but the cost to subscribe to Symantec's update facility is something
like $5/year to continue using LiveUpdate! after the first year.

And you can still download and manually apply the updates.

If you're licensed with McAfee, they're easy, too.

On Thu, 1 Mar 2001 dsavage@peaknet.net wrote:

> 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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