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placom

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Hi, I Just buy and install a server. Only for hosting, ftp, email services.

I have installed windows 2003 server web edition and Plesk 7.6.

must I install an antivir?
which one? good and cheap?
Dr Web? or this is only for emails?
An other one? AVG? Karkpesky? Avast?

Thanks a lot (and sorry for my english)
 
hi, placom, DR. Web is ok. Works with Plesk just fine. But if you use a mail server like Merak then I suggest to use the Merak integrated antivirus.

Regards
 
but to protect my server is ok Dr WEB? or it is only for mail server?

Have I install other antivir appart of Dr web?
 
If you use MailEnable Enterprise 2.0 you can use F-Prot anti-virus integration.

It is very cheap. Only US$ 50,00/year for 10 Windows Servers.

If you plan to buy Dr.Web it may be better buy Mail Enable Enterprise 2.0 for US$ 500,00. DrWeb costs US$ 299,00/year. In 2 years you get the ROI.

More details on www.f-prot.com and www.mailenable.com
 
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