Ready to take a walk on the "Nod Side"

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by duke1959, Jul 18, 2007.

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  1. duke1959

    duke1959 Very Frequent Poster

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    "I said hey babe take a walk on the wild side". I have done just that with many different seucrity software's over the past 2 years, but I'm ready to give Nod32 a trial because of all the great things I've read here and on their website. Anything I need to know?
     
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  3. duke1959

    duke1959 Very Frequent Poster

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    Thanks, but is this really necessary with Nod? I mean it should give top notch security with normal install right? I guess what I meant to ask was anything I need to know before installing.
     
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  4. flyrfan111

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    No, the default settings do give adequate protection. Be sure to remove any other AV you may have installed.
     
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    There isnt really. NOD works out of the box. No messing with "trusted Zones" or exclusions or any of that rubbish. Minimum fuss, maximum effectiveness. :thumb:
     
  6. duke1959

    duke1959 Very Frequent Poster

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    Thanks for all the relplies. I will definitely uninstall my current AV and run one of my reg cleaners. I see one of you uses Comodo Pro which I also use, but what about Cyberhawk Pro? Do I need to unistall that as well, or does Nod32 get along with it ok?
     
  7. lodore

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    Hi duke,
    nod32 does seem to be compatible with almost any app.
    lodore
     
  8. Seer

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    BSFS will give more protection due to "maximum efficiency" mode instead of default "maximum compatibility", as well as the "potentially unsafe" options. They (BSFS :) ) are also set in a way that NOD requires minimum user input. Everything is done automatically - cleaning, deleting, submitting samples to eset, updating...
    Blackspear is using these settings for his customers, it is very convenient for an average user/newbie to have everything done for him automatically.

    However, a power user/administrator may want to have a manual control over some activities, so I recommend you to carefully study those settings and customize NOD according to your own needs.

    Regards. ;)
     
  9. webyourbusiness

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    ummm... default install - adv. heuristics is turned off isn't it?

    take the thread - it's going to help you understand how to best make NOD32 work for YOU...

    I would tune every application I could tune... that's me though... and I'm a heavy duty dealer of email bounces, so I have a decent amount of exposure to new variants of email borne scumware... so I INSIST on adv. heuristics being turned WAYyyy UP!
     
  10. flyrfan111

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    UH Don't recall, I think you are right AH is off in the on demand scanner, only thing I remember having to turn on in AMON though was PUA's, I think AH was on already, could be wrong though.
     
  11. TonyDownUnder

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    I have had no problems running NOD and Cyberhawk Pro together under both XP and Vista;)
     
  12. Seer

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    Yes, AH is turned off by default. Good point!

    More reasons to go through BSFS. :D
     
  13. ASpace

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    Wrong - Advanced heuristics (AH) are ON by default for AMON , IMON , DMON and EMON
     
  14. flyrfan111

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    I thought so but I wasn't sure.
     
  15. Seer

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    What about on-demand's (NOD32) AH?
     
  16. flyrfan111

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    I think they have to be set for AH. Pretty sure of that one.
     
  17. ASpace

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    On some profiles it is OFF (e.g. Control Center profile or the Local disk profile) but it is ON for the In-depth analysis
     
  18. Seer

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    Yes, they are set. I just briefly went through BSFS...

    Thamk you for the precise answer. You're quite versed in NOD. :thumb:

    Cheers.
     
  19. Dark Star 72

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    I have NOD32 and Cyberhawk Pro running with Online Armor v2 with firewall. No problems at all, very sweet. Just a small problem a few months ago with a fp from CH that NOD was logging keystrokes but CH seem to have addressed that problem now.
     
  20. tepe2

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    I tried to run NOD with SSM, Cyberhawk, DSA and Windows firewall. All together at the same time. No problem :)
     
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