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Hi,<br />
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Is there any specific reason for doing a reinstall of Sophos AV v7.66 with control center 2.0.0.364 on the server. Please let us know if you are receiving any error while using the application ?<br />
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Regards,<br />
Vishnu.
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Hi,

Is there any specific reason for doing a reinstall of Sophos AV v7.66 with control center 2.0.0.364 on the server. Please let us know if you are receiving any error while using the application ?

Regards,
Vishnu.

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Hi,<br />
I am currently running Sophos AV v7.66 with control centre 2.0.0.364 and I need to do a remove and re-install.<br />
Has ayone done this before, is there a certain way this needs to be removed.<br />
Also the client is installed on all the PC's in my newtork, do I have to remove the client as well of will they pick up the new installation.?<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hi,
I am currently running Sophos AV v7.66 with control centre 2.0.0.364 and I need to do a remove and re-install.
Has ayone done this before, is there a certain way this needs to be removed.
Also the client is installed on all the PC's in my newtork, do I have to remove the client as well of will they pick up the new installation.?
Thanks


Removing Sophos 2.0.0.364 AV Control from Server 2003

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