Thanks for the information. I checked their site and it looks good and similar to
what I was using before. I will give them a call.
Manson Northwest Webster-Home of the Cougars!
Brad Kruse ("`-''-/").___..--''"`-._
Tech. Coord. `6_ 6 ) `-. ( ).`-.__.`)
1601 15th St.
How many email addresses do you have? I might have a solution if the
numbers are small enough. I use Guinevere and love it. Problem is,
they just entered a contract agreement with Beginfinite that will limit
it to 250 email addresses on the honor system (I am immune from this as
a current user,
We are toying with the idea of going all Linux (or mostly Linux - thin
clients with some dual-boot systems) at the Jr. High / High School. I
know that's not an option for most districts, but as I see it, I don't
need to purchase software ( Oh, we did buy Star Office for PC's and
Linux for $25 ), an
I am using the McAfee Corporate version of Antivirus software, which
like the Trend NeatSuite has many other components for scanning emails,
servers, and workstations. I have worked with Trend, Norton Corporate
and the McAfee. They all work pretty much the same way, all servers find
and download up
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> I can vouche for George on this one. I installed that for one of my
clients
> also and it is working like a charm.
>
> I think that Rexxx was the one the discovered the pro
I have eliminated most of my desktop problems by installing Centurion guards or
driveshield on all lab machines. Next year I will also be installing them on my staff
machines. I do know they also have one that works with the mac. If you use their
software version it is easy to manage and disa
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>scan email and http
George makes a good point - one can block many, if not all of these at the
firewall. The question I have is whether the firewall is _really_ enough
protection. SonicWall, for example, has their attachment scans, but it's
not updated live unless you
I can vouche for George on this one. I installed that for one of my clients
also and it is working like a charm.
I think that Rexxx was the one the discovered the product and brought it to
outr attention last year.
Atta boy Rexxx
--
Lance L. Lennon
District Technology Director
Eagle grove Commu
I'm currently using ESafe Gateway to scan email and http coming into the
district. However, I've installed another product in a non school setting
that has an awesome price for scanning all emails and all kinds of other
features. $699.95 for unlimited users and includes a firewall, proxy, mai
Jackie writes:
> I'd like to get
>things a little more organized
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This seems to be important for many of us - how do manage LOTs of
machines' licenses. The management piece ought to integrate into other
management pieces, or at least be intuitive. In the best of worlds, you
set it once,
jackie fonley wrote:
Does anybody currently use the Sophos virus protection program that was
presented at the last tech meeting? Or any suggestions as to what you like
to use & why? We've been a hit and miss type thing, and each building
renews each subscription as it comes due on each computer.
Jackie,
We have been using Virex and have been very very happy with it --until
the OS X version which is difficult to update and I do not like.
Bill Day
TRV
On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, at 09:29 AM, jackie fonley wrote:
Does anybody currently use the Sophos virus protection program that was
Webster City also uses Sophos, great product line.
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To: info tech
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Does anybody currently use the Sophos virus protection program tha
Jackie-
We are currently using the Sophos product, and it is great. We haven't
ever used the Macintosh piece, but when we were evaluating different
products, it worked just as described. But, we have never deployed the Mac
version in the district. Highly recommended!!!
Jeremy
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