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The V2 DAT files supplied are compatible with anti-virus products that use the version 5400 (or later) virus-scanning engine.<br />
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If I am not wrong McAfee VirusScan 8.x uses 5400 or above Scan Engines, so you can use it for both versions.
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The V2 DAT files supplied are compatible with anti-virus products that use the version 5400 (or later) virus-scanning engine.

If I am not wrong McAfee VirusScan 8.x uses 5400 or above Scan Engines, so you can use it for both versions.

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can we user the same date file to update the mcAfee 8.7 and 8.8 versions? because some of our servers are using the McAfee 8.7 some other servers are using McAfee 8.8 version, please confirm.
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can we user the same date file to update the mcAfee 8.7 and 8.8 versions? because some of our servers are using the McAfee 8.7 some other servers are using McAfee 8.8 version, please confirm.

can we user the same date file to update the mcAfee 8.7 and 8.8 versions? because some of our servers are using the McAfee 8.7 some other servers are uining McAfee 8.8 version, please cofirm.

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