Antivirus Software for Windows Servers

[TheDesigners]

I know a lot of you run your own servers at home or your office, what antivirus software would you recommend for Windows Server 2003 Standard? I viewed Symantec's website and TrendMicro's website. The choices get a little confusing. Thanks

[soky]

I have a dedicated W2003 server and installed AVG File Server Edition http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_avg_fse.php - It works great. (And very cheap!) My only complaint WAS that sometimes the auto update hung up and I had to give'r a little push, but I changed the URL and have not seen the issue since. I think they have a trial download.

[cambodia]

i wish i can know about this my server still running window 2000 advanced server can any one suggest me better one ? for AVG i agree it nice but with some bug

[Brangwyn]

I use CA eTrust personally.

[cambodia]

Originally Posted by Brangwyn

I use CA eTrust personally.

where to get it ?

[nhdonny]

My top client uses Symantec Corporate(can let you know the model tomorrow if interested) on the SBS/Exchange server and clients.

My personal notebook is running Mcafee and that symantec is catching and quarantining emails that McAfee is letting through from my web accounts.

I'm very impressed with Symantec and would go with it if budget allows.

don

[cambodia]

my laptop is using symantec too but i heard license is more better than cracked right ?

[Brangwyn]

Originally Posted by cambodia

where to get it ?

It's not free .. but here where to find it

http://www.google.com/search?q=ca+etrust

[TheDesigners]

Thank you all! I've looked at Symantec's Client Security but not the Corporate that nhdonny mentioned & I'll check CA's offerings. They're a good company - I've used their PGP products back when they had 'em.

It's much easier to decide things when the investment is lower...

[atlantic2]

Symantec Corp. Edition. Been running it several years an never a problem (knock on wood) BTW - Symantec Client Firewall portion (Corp. ed.) is not designed to run on a server.