Installing NAV server versus client

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Rita

What, if any, are the drawbacks from installing most of
your 80 servers as NAV servers instead of clients?
 
You only need a few machines running Server edition as
they will be used to distribute updates to definitions and
program updates to the clients.
You will need to consider network design, load balancing
when deciding which servers will run the Server edition.
All others should run client edition.
Make sure you join all the servers to the appropriate
Server group.
(Norton AV Corporate 8, and 9)
 
Thanks for the reply.
But my question is.... What drawbacks are there if you
have legacy systems that should be running client but for
some reason the past Admins loaded most of the servers as
NAV servers instead of clients. Should I go back and
convert the NAV servers to NAV clients or leave them as is?
Thanks
 
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