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Is epo server an installable option with McAfee's Enterprise antivirus
8.0.0? Thanks to anyone spending time responding to my question!
 
bigl said:
Is epo server an installable option with McAfee's Enterprise antivirus
8.0.0? Thanks to anyone spending time responding to my question!
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Smart question:

Why would anyone use McCrappy?
 
From: "Damian" <nospam@rabid-dog.net>

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| Smart question:
|
| Why would anyone use McCrappy?
|

In a corporate environment the Enterprise version of McAfee such as v7.1 or v8.0i are
excellent products.

It is their retail products that fall way short of this quality level. The difference
between the reatail and corporate products is like night and day. Almost like they were two
disfferent products from different vendors but using the same Engine and Signature files.

This person has indicated a a question concerning ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) to be used in
conjunction with Enterprise v8.0i.

Your stupid reply in NOT appreciated. Your Trolling this group becuase of dustin's
stupidity is unappreciated. Please stick to subject matter you specifically have knowledge
on as you don't have what it takes to deal with this topic.
 
From: "bigl" <jlorensen@gmail.com>

| Is epo server an installable option with McAfee's Enterprise antivirus
| 8.0.0? Thanks to anyone spending time responding to my question!

ePO is the management software for the enterprise. You would install it on an existant
server or a dedicated server. That choice is yours. It is an option and is included in
your enterprise license. You may wish to use ePO to manage the enterprise or not.
 
David said:
In a corporate environment the Enterprise version of McAfee such as
v7.1 or v8.0i are excellent products.
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The Enterprise version is still a resource hog.
It is their retail products that fall way short of this quality
level. The difference between the reatail and corporate products is
like night and day. Almost like they were two disfferent products
from different vendors but using the same Engine and Signature files.

This person has indicated a a question concerning ePolicy
Orchestrator (ePO) to be used in conjunction with Enterprise v8.0i.

Your stupid reply in NOT appreciated. Your Trolling this group
becuase of dustin's stupidity is unappreciated. Please stick to
subject matter you specifically have knowledge on as you don't have
what it takes to deal with this topic.
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I do, every bit as much as you. Actually, probably more. You know nothing of
my qualifications.
 
Damian said:
The Enterprise version is still a resource hog.
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You're correct. In my company the client stations had it disabled so they
could get some work done. I'd hardly call that an 'excellent product' --
'useless' springs to mind. (Makes you wonder if ol' Lipshits has actually
run it.)
 
From: "Damian" <nospam@rabid-dog.net>


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| I do, every bit as much as you. Actually, probably more. You know nothing of
| my qualifications.
|

Prove it through text and actions. So far your own words are your own folly.
 
From: "chrisv" <chrisv@nospam.invalid>


| You're correct. In my company the client stations had it disabled so they
| could get some work done. I'd hardly call that an 'excellent product' --
| 'useless' springs to mind. (Makes you wonder if ol' Lipshits has actually
| run it.)
|

I'm using it (v7.1E) right now on this PC.
I reiterate w/o hesitation, an excellent product.
 
You're correct. In my company the client stations had it disabled so they
could get some work done. I'd hardly call that an 'excellent product' --
'useless' springs to mind. (Makes you wonder if ol' Lipshits has actually
run it.)
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Works fine for us with our 15000+ machines.

However, they just stiffed us on the home use clause in the
latest renewal - the home users have to go to the retail
version. Or I could give them Sophos...
 
From: "Ewan Hoozarmi" <qnivq.ohqq@znapurfgre.np.hx>


| Works fine for us with our 15000+ machines.
|
| However, they just stiffed us on the home use clause in the
| latest renewal - the home users have to go to the retail
| version. Or I could give them Sophos...

Give thenm the free AntiVir !
 
From: "Ewan Hoozarmi" <qnivq.ohqq@znapurfgre.np.hx>


| Works fine for us with our 15000+ machines.
|
| However, they just stiffed us on the home use clause in the
| latest renewal - the home users have to go to the retail
| version. Or I could give them Sophos...

Give thenm the free AntiVir !
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If they want me to do support, it needs to be something I've
played with enough, so our licensed stuff wins. The guys who
look after the student halls give out AVG, I think.
Must read the licence agreement closely to see if we can count
halls as on-campus...
 
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