QUestion

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Bob

I have a question,
Is the server type antivirus, like at Earthlink, (They used Symantec) a
stronger, more powerful product that the one I can get at the store and
install myself?
I am asking as I had heard that the server based products of any product was
much better than the stuff the consumer can get at the store.

Thanks,
Bob
 
Bob said:
I have a question,
Is the server type antivirus, like at Earthlink, (They used Symantec) a
stronger, more powerful product that the one I can get at the store and
install myself?
I am asking as I had heard that the server based products of any product was
much better than the stuff the consumer can get at the store.
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well, that's just plain silly...

no, the differences between server based av's and end user av products
lie in the features they have (there are features specific to
protecting multiple computers on a network that have no business being
in an end user product)...
 
kurt wismer said:
well, that's just plain silly...
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Well, that might be so, but I have heard this from some folks that "seem" to
know what that are talking about. I was asking if anyone else had any better
information on that really.

Bob
 
Bob said:
Well, that might be so, but I have heard this from some folks that "seem" to
know what that are talking about. I was asking if anyone else had any better
information on that really.

Bob
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You're correct if the quotes around "seem" imply sarcasm. As to
"better info" -- you just got that from Kurt.

Give yourself a favor and drop that silly advertisement
("...certified..."). Your nose might get rubbed into that ... ;)

J
 
That is funny.... I've been certified by AVG too. Virus and all. More than
one virus scanner doth a computer good....

wb

Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.
Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
Version: 6.0.668 / Virus Database: 430 - Release Date: 4/24/2004

You're correct if the quotes around "seem" imply sarcasm. As to
"better info" -- you just got that from Kurt.

Give yourself a favor and drop that silly advertisement
("...certified..."). Your nose might get rubbed into that ... ;)

J
 
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