New Beta of NOD32

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I think just scan memory and file system are ok.
It don't need to scan pop3 - smtp - ms office.

I like Symantec antivirus corporate edtion..v9
Small simply the best.

Tong
 
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I think just scan memory and file system are ok.
It don't need to scan pop3 - smtp - ms office.

I like Symantec antivirus corporate edtion..v9
Small simply the best.
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Symantec and small are two words I'd not expect to see in the same
sentence.
 
Symantec and small are two words I'd not expect to see in the same
sentence.
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Symantec's corporate anti-virus products are entirely different from
their retail [Norton] anti-virus products. The corporate products have
a simpler UI and smaller total foot print.


Cheers-

Jeff Setaro
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Symantec's corporate anti-virus products are entirely different from
their retail [Norton] anti-virus products. The corporate products have
a simpler UI and smaller total foot print.
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I am testing the NOD32 beta now and it seems fine.

I just wonder why Symantec has the two product-lines? Maybe don't
appreciate the Norton Antivirus so much they would offer it to big
customers?

Jari
 
Symantec's corporate anti-virus products are entirely different from
their retail [Norton] anti-virus products. The corporate products have
a simpler UI and smaller total foot print.
Click to expand...
I am testing the NOD32 beta now and it seems fine.

I just wonder why Symantec has the two product-lines? Maybe don't
appreciate the Norton Antivirus so much they would offer it to big
customers?
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Nah... It's a different strikes for different folks thing. I suppose
you could bolt the central management features that enterprise
customers (read network administrators) need on to the retail
products... But why bother? Personally, It makes more sense to develop
a separate product that designed from the ground up to used in an
enterprise environment.


Cheers-

Jeff Setaro
jasetaro@SPAM_ME_NOT_mags.net
http://people.mags.net/jasetaro/
PGP Key IDs DH/DSS: 0x5D41429D RSA: 0x599D2A99 New RSA: 0xA19EBD34
 
I think just scan memory and file system are ok.
It don't need to scan pop3 - smtp - ms office.

I like Symantec antivirus corporate edtion..v9
Small simply the best.

Tong
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They have that thing running on the work machine once a week and it takes
2.50 hrs or more to complete the scan of the HD. It's too ridiculous how
long the scan runs. About 80% of the time I abort it.

Duane :)
 
Duane Arnold said:
They have that thing running on the work machine once a week and it
takes 2.50 hrs or more to complete the scan of the HD. It's too
ridiculous how long the scan runs. About 80% of the time I abort it.
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I've got it installed on quite a few of my customers machines and it never
takes that long to run a scan. The only time I've seen anything like that
was when one of my customers decided to "help out" and installed it on a
workstation for me. They had it scanning _all_ of their drives, including
the mapped network drives. Needless to say, the file count got a bit high
on that scan and it did take quite a long time to complete. Once I reset it
to only do the local drives, the scan time dropped to around 7 minutes for
~50,000 files.
 
I've got it installed on quite a few of my customers machines and it
never
takes that long to run a scan. The only time I've seen anything like
that was when one of my customers decided to "help out" and installed
it on a workstation for me. They had it scanning _all_ of their
drives, including the mapped network drives. Needless to say, the file
count got a bit high on that scan and it did take quite a long time to
complete. Once I reset it to only do the local drives, the scan time
dropped to around 7 minutes for ~50,000 files.
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Although I didn't install it some summer intern did, I am pretty sure
it's on the local drive. However, I'll check it out, because it's too
ridiculous.

Duane :)
 
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