Windows Home Server

[Jdeane]

Is NOD32 going to be compatible with the new Windows Home Server OS, it seems to be getting a mixed reaction to NOD32 and WHS regarding performance/stability?


http://mswhs.com/2007/08/30/anti-vir...-the-re-match/
http://mswhs.com/2007/06/14/antiviru...s-home-server/
http://mswhs.com/2007/06/26/more-ant...tware-for-whs/

Thanks

Jon

It should be working . I read it is based on Microsoft 2003 server technologies

[Jdeane]

yes based on Server 2003 but it is different, i.e. it's designed to be used without screen or keyboard attached rather you do it via a mmc snap-in on a remote pc to administer everything so configuring NOD32 will be a little difficult, i don't think you'll even be able to buy a WHS server with a screen or keyboard. So far we've had quite a mixed reaction from the WHS beta testers regarding NOD32.

Well , this is new technology , I am not so familiar with it . I know everything available for the public written on the Microsoft page and I have watched a few presentations about it . NOD32 works perfect with Windows 2003 server and since this is based on it , it should be working , this is what I think . On all kind of servers IMON must be disabled .

ESET can comment further on this . You may also call or mail them
http://www.eset.eu/support/form/
http://www.eset.com/partners/worldwide.php

[webyourbusiness]

all the more reason now to have a "maxxed out" settings download of NOD32!