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frank
What (good) virus protection can be installed on a 2000 Server? What on a
..NET server?
..NET server?
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Conor
Linux.
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Robert Moir
Conor said:
Hackers love ramen noodles.
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FromTheRafters
Conor said:
Huh?
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Duane Arnold
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Conor
Linux isn't for you then..[email protected] said:
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FromTheRafters
Conor said:
Actually, I like Linux. I just didn't realize it could run on a Windows 2000
Server or .NET server as an antivirus tool.
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jafar
Lol. Good point
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John E. Carlson
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Conor
It can't.[email protected] said:
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jafar
What was suggested there is to run Linux instead of windows on the server
thereby removing the virus risk almost completely. Be sure you learn how
to properly secure the server though so you dont become a victim to other
attacks
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Robert Moir
Conor said:
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FromTheRafters
Conor said:
Well, then Linux is *not* the answer to Frank's question?
Linux may be a good choice for an OS, but maybe the OP
has no say in the matter, and only wants an AV tool for the
systems he mentioned. The subject line sort of spells it out
for you ~ "virus protection for Microsoft server products".
Linux is great, as long as it forces its userbase to have a clue.
Sadly, this is becoming less and less the case as distro's aim
more for the mainstream.
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Conor
C
Conor
Redhat shifting towards concentrating on the enterprise sector though[email protected] said:
IMO was a good move.