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Free Download: Latest Update Norton AntiVirus for Windows 2000/XP ...

Update Norton AntiVirus for Windows 2000/XP/Vista December 1st 2008 version released from norton official site

20081201-006-v5i32.exe	31.31 MB
Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software: Norton Antivirus 2009 for Windows XP Home/XP Pro/Vista Norton Internet Security 2009 for Windows XP/Home/XP Pro/Vista Norton Antivirus 2008 for Windows XP Home/XP Pro/Vista Norton Internet Security 2008 for Windows XP/Home/XP Pro/Vista Norton 360 version 2.0 for Windows XP/Vista Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0

20081201-006-i32.exe

35.34 MB

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

Norton AntiVirus 2003 Professional Edition
Norton AntiVirus 2003 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
Norton AntiVirus 2004 Professional Edition
Norton AntiVirus 2004 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
Norton AntiVirus 2005 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
Norton AntiVirus 2006 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
Norton AntiVirus 2007 for Windows XP Home/XP Pro/Vista
Norton 360 version 1.0 for Windows XP/Vista
Norton AntiVirus for Microsoft Exchange (Intel)
Norton SystemWorks (all versions)
Symantec AntiVirus 3.0 for CacheFlow Security Gateway
Symantec AntiVirus 3.0 for Inktomi Traffic Edge
Symantec AntiVirus 3.0 for NetApp Filer/NetCache
Symantec AntiVirus 9.0 Corporate Edition Client
Symantec AntiVirus 10.0 Corporate Edition Client
Symantec AntiVirus 10.1 Corporate Edition Client
Symantec AntiVirus 10.2 Corporate Edition Client
Symantec Mail Security for Domino v 5.x
Symantec Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange v 5.x

20081201-006-x86.exe | FTP

38 MB

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

Norton AntiVirus 2003 Professional Edition
Norton AntiVirus 2003 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
Norton AntiVirus 2004 Professional Edition
Norton AntiVirus 2004 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
Norton AntiVirus 2005 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
Norton AntiVirus 2006 for Windows 2000/XP Home/XP Pro
Norton AntiVirus 2007 for Windows XP Home/XP Pro/Vista
Norton 360 version 1.0 for Windows XP/Vista
Norton AntiVirus for Microsoft Exchange (Intel)
Symantec AntiVirus 3.0 CacheFlow Security Gateway
Symantec AntiVirus 3.0 for Inktomi Traffic Edge
Symantec AntiVirus 3.0 for NetApp Filer/NetCache
Symantec AntiVirus 9.0 Corporate Edition Client
Symantec AntiVirus 10.0 Corporate Edition Client
Symantec AntiVirus 10.1 Corporate Edition Client
Symantec AntiVirus 10.2 Corporate Edition Client
Symantec AntiVirus for Bluecoat Security Gateway for Windows 2000 Server/2003 Server
Symantec AntiVirus for Clearswift MIMESweeper for Windows 2000 Server/2003 Server
Symantec AntiVirus for Microsoft ISA Server for Windows 2000 Server/2003 Server
Symantec Mail Security for Domino v 5.x
Symantec Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange v 5.x
Symantec Mail Security for SMTP v 5.x
Symantec Web Security 3.0 for Windows
Symantec AntiVirus Scan Engine for Windows

64-bit Platforms

20081201-006-v5i64.exe | FTP

32.62 MB

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

Norton AntiVirus 2009 for Windows XP/Vista for 64-bit OS only
Norton Internet Security 2009 for Windows XP/Vista for 64-bit OS only
Norton AntiVirus 2008 for Windows XP/Vista for 64-bit OS only
Norton Internet Security 2008 for Windows XP/Vista for 64-bit OS only
Norton 360 version 2.0 for Windows XP/Vista for 64-bit OS only
Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 for 64-bit OS only

20081201-006-i64.exe

36.41 MB

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

Symantec AntiVirus 9.0 Corporate Edition Client for 64-bit OS only
Symantec AntiVirus 10.0 Corporate Edition Client for 64-bit OS only
Symantec AntiVirus 10.1 Corporate Edition Client for 64-bit OS only
Symantec AntiVirus 10.2 Corporate Edition Client for 64-bit OS only
Norton AntiVirus 2007 for Windows Vista 64-bit OS only
Norton Internet Security 2007 for Windows Vista 64-bit OS only
Norton 360 version 1.0 for Windows XP/Vista 64-bit OS only

Peter Bromberg's UnBlog: Which Antivirus for Windows 7?

nlibera's listservs: Re: [RESNET-L] Free anti-virus software ...

Here at Earlham we signed a contract that not only covers our faculty, staff and lab computers but provides coverage for personally owned computers of Faculty and Staff as well as our student population. We are using SOPHOS and have had minimal complaints with it for nearly 6 years.

Our students simply download it from our student support page, the install client points them to our update server, all they need to do is to insert their Earlham Username and password to allow updates.

If your looking for totally free options, consider CLAMWIN an open source product ( http://www.clamwin.com/ )

Randy Kouns
Manager User Services
Earlham College

----- Original Message -----
From: "Todd Thomas" <todd.thomas@UNI.EDU>
To: RESNET-L@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 12:35:02 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: Free anti-virus software recommendations

What do you recommend to students for free anti-virus options?

I just stumbled across Antivir Personal and it looks very promising.
I'm also looking into AVG and Avast! and know others have recommended
those. We're looking at other options in the event we can't install
Symantec Endpoint Protection or students want other choices.

Thanks!

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Todd Thomas, Residential Network Specialist
University of Northern Iowa
http://www.resnet.uni.edu
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Me me me: Windows workstation 2008

After obtaining a copy of windows server 2008 64 bit, I decided to use it as a workstation and replace the XP what I am currently running to take advantage of my 4GB ram.

So far:

It detects most of the drivers out of the box except intel bus thingy, BT, and my Creative Webcam Live. I was able to install intel chipset driver and BT driver, but it seems that creative no longer suppoert Webcam Live.
It can use most of the vista 64 bit drivers.
Hyper-V works, but needs winxp sp3 to install integrated pack.
My Netgear print server works, added the tcp/ip port manually by copying the values from xp. My Brother HL-2040 driver is built in.
http://www.win2008workstation.com/wordpress/ is a good resource
So far seems quite stable and snappy. I think winxp is still faster on my machine, but server 2008 definitely feels faster than Vista (c2d e6850 + 4gb ram)
Have trouble activating, kept getting error code 0x800723B DNS name does not exist. Update: for some reason after I changed the product key (same one I entered when I installed) it activated successfully. I also found a potential solution here.
List of programs (will update as I go along)

Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition for Vista 64 bit (v10.2.0.298) works. Had to use my school's script to get live update working
Firefox 3 works, flash plug in also works
Live Messenger works, but need to get the offline installer. The integrated live installer won't install on server OS
Winrar 3.62 works
Open PCMan 2007 (a telnet/BBS client) works
Nero 7 Ultra Edition (7.8.5.0) works
Picasa2 2.7
uTorrent 1.8 beta (build 10853)
KM player. Works, but computer becomes a bit slow when playing videos.
DVDfab HD Decrypter 5.0.3.0
Itunes 7.6 (Had to disable Data Execution Prevention for AppleMobileDeviceHelper.exe)
Adobe acrobat reader 8.1.2
Adobe acrobat 8 (works after installing 8.1.x updates. The installer looks for AdobePDF.dll on vista cd-rom at the end, just cancel it and install the updates. See here for more details)
Visual Studio 2008

Stinking Billy: Scream

I spent two whole hours last night, and way past my normal bedtime, installing the anti-virus program of my new protector and unsubscribing from the one I have had for the past few years.

My bravery was beyond the call of duty, etc, for a technophobe of my infamy, but I had been a bit put out by the increase in cost for the renewal of my old one (no Norton no pack-drill), and sickened by the déjà vu of ‘here we go again, the greedy buggers always creep up on you once they have you hooked, and hope that either you won’t notice or be too lazy to do anything about it.

In fact, the unsubscription (dear God, no wonder Microsoft have just underlined that in red) was quick and simple by comparison with the installation, which has me sitting here still not knowing whether or not I am registered. Oh, how I hate getting into the throes of computer-speak. I can always feel it taking days and weeks, if not months, off my life.

Just reading the technical introductory crap brings me close to tears but we are warned that it is an absolute necessity if we are to do the job properly but, then, follows the agonising wait while the downloading (or is it the uploading) drags its weary heels - for an hour and 10 minutes in this case.

Then followed congratulations on my success, but no way was I to escape to safety that easily. There was another (Registration) form to be completed with my personal details, which I had given earlier, plus separate license keys for ‘Privacy Controls’ and ‘Anti-Virus’ of 20 characters each which must be copied down and kept (somewhere).

Before loosing my ferocious guard-dog to begin patrolling the innards of my PC, however, I must make sure that any other anti-virus devices were disconnected, thus avoiding my new dog scrapping with my old one. Huh? Terrified of losing the page and having to go through the whole palaver again from scratch, I began carefully backtracking in a search for a page with a ‘minimize’ button, until I realised that I had a Norton icon down on my thingy-bar which, fortunately, I was able to navigate from, through the unsubscribe process. Phew!

To cap it all, when I thought I was finally done, I was presented with an ominous and stark warning not to forget to register, otherwise I would be vulnerable to virus attacks. At that point and with eyelids drooping, I thought ‘shit!’ and went to bed. Obviously, I cannot leave it like that and will have to find out whether or not I am registered and protected. There will hopefully be a helpdesk or helpline as a last resort. Oh Gawd, bloody telephone assistance - from where in the far east? Help!

I honestly do struggle with what I call computer-speak; I freely admit to it. But the irony of this whole business was brought home to me at some point last year, when a professional I.T. friend of a friend, recruited not for the first time to clarify some gobbledegook for me, had finally stated to my friend that he could never understand a word of what I was talking (writing) about.

I wonder how many of us are either in one school or the other, with no common ground, so to speak?

Go figure?

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Free Download: Latest Update Norton AntiVirus for Windows 2000/XP ...

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

64-bit Platforms

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

Supports the following versions of Symantec antivirus software:

Peter Bromberg's UnBlog: Which Antivirus for Windows 7?

nlibera's listservs: Re: [RESNET-L] Free anti-virus software ...

Me me me: Windows workstation 2008

Stinking Billy: Scream

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