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Note: &nbsp;If you are after on-access scanning then ClamWin may not fit the bill. &nbsp;The last I looked users needed to manually scan their files...
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Note:  If you are after on-access scanning then ClamWin may not fit the bill.  The last I looked users needed to manually scan their files...

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From my most recent research - I am afraid I would say the answer is no.
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From my most recent research - I am afraid I would say the answer is no.

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well perhaps ill just run the &quot;virus blocker&quot; available freely on teh untangle gateway and get something on the workstations. I just like to keep it lightweight as much as possible. The new norton , im much more pleased with vs the older versions that used to be resource intensive but i still have a few other issues that norton annoys me with. Effective and cheap are what im after but i guess cant always have the best for lil to nothing
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well perhaps ill just run the "virus blocker" available freely on teh untangle gateway and get something on the workstations. I just like to keep it lightweight as much as possible. The new norton , im much more pleased with vs the older versions that used to be resource intensive but i still have a few other issues that norton annoys me with. Effective and cheap are what im after but i guess cant always have the best for lil to nothing

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I was thinking of using untangle for an antivirus gateway solution for my network. I was wondering if i put some av protection on the work computers if i can get a way with a decent av on the workstations then i just have to purchase the gateway antivirus and not have to worry so much about licensing on the local pc's.
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I was thinking of using untangle for an antivirus gateway solution for my network. I was wondering if i put some av protection on the work computers if i can get a way with a decent av on the workstations then i just have to purchase the gateway antivirus and not have to worry so much about licensing on the local pc's.

Is there a decent free antivirus out there for small business?

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Anti-Virus Apps

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Vulnerabilities

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