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Symantec Endpoint Protection too much for an xpmode pc?
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I have a user who is using xpmode. xpmode keeps losing connections to a sql 2005 database. I have setup the xpmode to use the internet gigabit card. Set the card to 1gbs, not autonegotiate.
I read on a different post that symantec endpoint protection 12.1.x could be too much for an xpmode computer. Need a less resource intensive antivirus on the xpmode side, keep the symantec endpoint protection on the windows 7 side.
Can this be true. I thought the days of Norton taking resources were over. I was thinking about using NIS which is very low resource intensive, surprisingly so, and installing it on the xpmode pc to see if performance get's better.
Thanks,
J
I have a user who is using xpmode. xpmode keeps losing connections to a sql 2005 database. I have setup the xpmode to use the internet gigabit card. Set the card to 1gbs, not autonegotiate.
I read on a different post that symantec endpoint protection 12.1.x could be too much for an xpmode computer. Need a less resource intensive antivirus on the xpmode side, keep the symantec endpoint protection on the windows 7 side.
Can this be true. I thought the days of Norton taking resources were over. I was thinking about using NIS which is very low resource intensive, surprisingly so, and installing it on the xpmode pc to see if performance get's better.
Thanks,
J
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