We got Symantec Endpoint which is a very impressive program. The
problem is that it's so high end that our systems are slowing to a
crawl. We have 5 year old systems in a network that run Windows
2000/2003 servers with 60 clients. Is there any anti-virus with
centralized management that won't slow older hardware down?

I recommend you to download trial versions of Trend Micro's antivirus
applications and evaluate them on Virtual Servers. I have used lots of
server , client and application specific AV applications from Trend Micro's,
Symantec's, McAffee's, etc. But I was happy with Trend Micro's Server
Protect products.

Osman Shener


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> We got Symantec Endpoint which is a very impressive program. The
> problem is that it's so high end that our systems are slowing to a
> crawl. We have 5 year old systems in a network that run Windows
> 2000/2003 servers with 60 clients. Is there any anti-virus with
> centralized management that won't slow older hardware down?
>

On Oct 31, 6:50 am, "Osman Shener" <oshe...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I recommend you to download trial versions of Trend Micro's antivirus
> applications and evaluate them on Virtual Servers. I have used lots of
> server , client and application specific AV applications from Trend Micro's,
> Symantec's, McAffee's, etc. But I was happy with Trend Micro's Server
> Protect products.
>
> Osman Shener
>
> "nick" <cipher7...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>
>
> > We got Symantec Endpoint which is a very impressive program. The
> > problem is that it's so high end that our systems are slowing to a
> > crawl. We have 5 year old systems in a network that run Windows
> > 2000/2003 servers with 60 clients. Is there any anti-virus with
> > centralized management that won't slow older hardware down?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Thanks!