Anti-Virus solution for Windows Server 2003?

[arsbanned]

I've run across AVG and Trend Micro. Are there any others that support this OS?
Thanks-

 

[Fencer128]

Originally posted by: arsbanned
I've run across AVG and Trend Micro. Are there any others that support this OS?
Thanks-

Is cost an issue?

There's f-secure AV for servers.

Cheers,

Andy

 

[sciencewhiz]

Norton (and probably McAfee) have corporate versions that will run on 2003.

 

[suklee]

I run NAV Corporate Edition 8.1 on my Win2k3 Servers.

 

[DannyBoy]

Originally posted by: Kai920
I run NAV Corporate Edition 8.1 on my Win2k3 Servers.

^^ My suggestion

 

[igowerf]

Why can't we run regular AV on server OS's? I have a promotional NFR copy of Windows Server 2003 that I might use in the future.

 

[pcmax]

Originally posted by: igowerf
Why can't we run regular AV on server OS's? I have a promotional NFR copy of Windows Server 2003 that I might use in the future.

Because anything Symantec other than Norton Corporate Edition will not install on a server OS. Not certain about other brands.

 

[EeyoreX]

Why can't we run regular AV on server OS's? I have a promotional NFR copy of Windows Server 2003 that I might use in the future.

Probably a business choice too. Symantec, and most companies realize that business/companies pay over $1000 for an OS, they won't have a real problem dropping serious money on good security and anti-virus software. Also as the codebase of servers is slightly different (AFAIK) this limits the ability of "standard" tools to work.

\Dan