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Tue, 17 Oct 2006 21:46:08 -0400
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Re: av virus definitions headaches
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I just un-installed NAV 10.1 from my webserver because it crashed it so 
many times...

John McSweeney wrote:
> I have been on the phone off and on all week with symantec support re 
> updating virus definitions.... which seem to be frozen at sept 6 
> date... Am running
> SAV corporate editions v 9, 10, and 10.1 as unmanaged clients set to 
> autoupdate definitions daily.....
> after today's discussion we are thinking it is some kind of firewall 
> trap..... as it gets to liveupdate.symantecliveupdate.com but won't 
> get a zip file....
>
> Am beginning to think of ditching av bloatware and maybe move to 
> something leaner like nod32 for av...
>  as usual advice and suggestions help me keep sane
>
> vulnerable to exploits in cabot,
> john
>
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