Smith, Matt wrote:
Thank you for the responses. I was guessing that there were not many
options for AFS-aware AV products. So, let me ask then about best
practice. What do you all do to keep viruses out of cell?
* Assume all accessing workstations have up-to-date AV ?
* Some network layer AV/IDS ? I'm guessing none of these are AFS aware
either.
* Scheduled scans of the entire AFS space ?
* Carry a lucky 4-leaf clover?
Thank you,
-Matt
On Mon, 2007-10-15 at 10:52 -0400, Smith, Matt wrote:
Can anyone recommend a server-side Antivirus product that provides
real-time (on write) server-side virus detection on my FS servers? My
AFS servers are all Debian Etch.
Thank you,
-Matt Smith
Just my 2 cents:
Afs is a filesystem. Its core responsibility is to store and protect
files. All I want from AFS is file integrity. So a file I copied into
AFS 3 years ago should be the exact same file today.
Virus's and all.
Virus scanning is someone / something else's responsibility, not AFS's.
/sd
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Michigan State University
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