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Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning
From: Tim Rhoades <trhoades () UWB EDU>
Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2006 10:02:18 -0800
Thanks all for your thoughtful ideas on this. This gives me (and hopefully others) the right ammunition to evaluate our approach. The overall theme I am seeing is that, while AV on your Exchange servers is great, getting them on your SPAM gateways is clearly an important factor as well. One of Antigen's prime selling points for us was that they ran 8 (more now) different scanning engines including Kaspersky, Sophos, Norman, NAI, and others. Do the other products you've talked about have the multi-engine aspects as well? --------------------------------------------------- Tim Rhoades Network Manager University of Washington - Bothell
Current thread:
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning, (continued)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Flagg, Martin D. (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Hall, Rand (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Michael_Maloney (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Graham Toal (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Wehner, Paul (wehnerpl) (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Graham Toal (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Hall, Rand (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Graham Toal (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Graham Toal (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Hall, Rand (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Tim Rhoades (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Graham Toal (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Alan Amesbury (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Graham Toal (Feb 17)
- Re: Exchange Server Virus Scanning Jeremy Mooney (Feb 17)