Multi Computer Virus Software

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Greg Evans

I have used Symantec software for many years and have usually been satisfied
with it.

I have set up a 4 computer home network, and would like some input from you
guys on what might be the best software to provide virus protection and
internet security on my network.

I have searched the Symantec site (and since I am familiar with them would
like to stay with their product), but I can find no information on use of
their software on multiple computers owned by the same individual. I have
also been put off, in the past, with their policy of charging for technical
support.

Seems like it might be a good time for a change.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!
 
fetchitupNOSPAM@vis- said:
I have used Symantec software for many years and have usually been satisfied
with it.

I have set up a 4 computer home network, and would like some input from you
guys on what might be the best software to provide virus protection and
internet security on my network.

I have searched the Symantec site (and since I am familiar with them would
like to stay with their product), but I can find no information on use of
their software on multiple computers owned by the same individual. I have
also been put off, in the past, with their policy of charging for technical
support.

Seems like it might be a good time for a change.

Any suggestions?

Sure... F-Secure Anti-Virus for Client Security. A five user license
will run you about $300 but it includes tech support, updates and
upgrade during the term of the license.

Your welcome. HTH.

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Cheers-

Jeff Setaro
jasetaro <at> mags.net
http://people.mags.net/jasetaro/
PGP Key IDs DH/DSS: 0x5D41429D RSA: 0x599D2A99 New RSA: 0xA19EBD34
 
I have used Symantec software for many years and have usually been
satisfied with it.

I have set up a 4 computer home network, and would like some input
from you guys on what might be the best software to provide virus
protection and internet security on my network.

I have searched the Symantec site (and since I am familiar with them
would like to stay with their product), but I can find no information
on use of their software on multiple computers owned by the same
individual. I have also been put off, in the past, with their policy
of charging for technical support.

Seems like it might be a good time for a change.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

I use NOD32 on my network. I have one license version but it's running on
three machine.

www.eset.com

Duane :)
 
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