----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 8:18
AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] f_Prot
There are only DOS, Windows, and Linux versions
of f-rpot. The Windows version makes no distinction between servers
and workstations.
All you really need is the DOS version for
Declude, but using the Windows version is fine as long as you disable the
on-access portion. What you actually end up using with Declude is the the
DOS executable, which is included in the Windows version.
Jerry
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 5:12
PM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum]
f_Prot
Which F-Prot does one use with Declude .. server or workstation? ..
It appears really all that is needed is the fprot scanning egine? .. is
this correct?
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Thanks for the comments. Sounds like everybody is happy
with it.
Royce Fessenden
System Administrator
We use Norton for all desktops, laptops and servers, with the
exception of iMail. We are using F-Prot with Declude and am very
happy with it. It was simple to setup and use, and has worked
great so far.
We looked at Norton Gateways and Netshield but I was very
concerned with the system resources these products take up.
We're running iMail on an old Compaq Proliant 850R which works
fine for what we use it for. So we were looking for something
that would screen out viruses and consume all system resources in the
process. F-Prot and Declue certainly fit the
bill.
Thanks Scott!
/ljb
I have
seen several messages about using F-Prot with Declude for I-Mail
servers. As the price is very cheap, I'm interested in knowing
what experience people have had using it for a general virus
protection for users.
Are new
definitions available promptly? Is it stable? Reliable?
Am I
better off sticking with a well known brand name like Norton or
Computer Associates Inoculan?
Royce Fessenden
System Administrator
