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Hello Experts,<br />
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Our network looks like this: we have a Sonicwall NSA 240, Barracuda Spam &amp;&nbsp;Virus Firewall, Exchange 2010 Server, other Servers/Clients. &nbsp;We are looking to purchase a new AntiVirus solution and I am wondering if it is sufficient to install the new product on all our Clients/Servers without a solution to scan email in Exchange since it is already being scanned at the Barracuda. &nbsp;Again, each Server including the Exchange Server will have an AntiVirus solution installed, but no software specific to Exchange. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello Experts,

Our network looks like this: we have a Sonicwall NSA 240, Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall, Exchange 2010 Server, other Servers/Clients.  We are looking to purchase a new AntiVirus solution and I am wondering if it is sufficient to install the new product on all our Clients/Servers without a solution to scan email in Exchange since it is already being scanned at the Barracuda.  Again, each Server including the Exchange Server will have an AntiVirus solution installed, but no software specific to Exchange.  

Thanks!

Exchange 2010 Antivirus Question

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