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Guest
Is there a registry edit that can be edited to allow VNC (real, ultra ... )
without having users have to tell Defender this?
Kelli
without having users have to tell Defender this?
Kelli
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Guest
That is the same problem I am having. I need a custom install version that
will allow me to ingore vnc all the time. I hope they come out with a
customizing business version.
will allow me to ingore vnc all the time. I hope they come out with a
customizing business version.
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Bill Sanderson MVP
I should have mentioned this to Kelli, too. Windows Defender's
functionality will be a part of several Microsoft products. One will be
Windows Vista, which will come with Windows Defender as a part of the OS.
Another is Windows Live OneCare, Microsoft's antivirus and
optimization/maintenance suite for home and very small business users. The
third is what is relevant for you--Microsoft Client Protection:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/solutions/security/clientprotection/default.mspx
This will have every bell and whistle you could desire, in terms of remote
management, reporting, and control.
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functionality will be a part of several Microsoft products. One will be
Windows Vista, which will come with Windows Defender as a part of the OS.
Another is Windows Live OneCare, Microsoft's antivirus and
optimization/maintenance suite for home and very small business users. The
third is what is relevant for you--Microsoft Client Protection:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/solutions/security/clientprotection/default.mspx
This will have every bell and whistle you could desire, in terms of remote
management, reporting, and control.
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