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We recently installed SuSe linux as a file server/email server in our network. Symantec has a new version 10.1 that they say works with Suse Linux. Is there any pitfalls or things I should be aware of before installing 10.1? My workstations are all using Win XP and I would like them all to be managed by the server.
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We recently installed SuSe linux as a file server/email server in our network. Symantec has a new version 10.1 that they say works with Suse Linux. Is there any pitfalls or things I should be aware of before installing 10.1? My workstations are all using Win XP and I would like them all to be managed by the server.

Are there any pitfalls with installing Symantec 10.1 as the managing server on a SuSe Linux box?

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