Hello (and sorry for this slightly off-topic question)
Does anyone know where vscan for unix can be ordered besides
www.nai.com?
I called NAI in the States - it was horrible. During about 15 minutes I
spoke to seven morons, every one of them only said s/th like "Oh, I don't
know about vscan for Unix, please hang on a sec...". I have never faced a
larger amount of stupidity in such a small amount of time.
Then I called NAI Germany, they gave me the number of their distributing
partner (logibyte). First time I called them the guy there claimed there
is no vscan for Unix. The next day another guy told me that rel. 5
(German) still has no support for Unix and that I should buy r5 online in
the States. I'd have no problem with an English version, but I'd really
like to buy it inside the EC, e.g. in Britain.
Any hints welcome, TIA
Volker
On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, Marc Haber wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Jun 2000 10:35:52 +0100, Max Caines <M.B.Caines@???>
> wrote:
> >Do you have any sort of official statement from NAI that a 1-user license
> >is sufficient for scanning email for all your users? I ask because I've
> >just got this running (and it works very well) but I asked this question of
> >various AV suppliers in the UK earlier this year (including NAI) and they
> >all said I'd need a license for every mailbox on the server.
>
> NAI sales stuff is pretty clueless. German sales told me yesterday
> that I'd need a license for every client workstation in the network.
> They probably didn't even understand what I wanted.
>
> OTOH, Datafellows sales stuff says pretty clear that if their software
> is installed on a single machine, you'd need a single license,
> regardless how many workstations receive mail scanned by that single
> machine.
>
> Greetings
> Marc
>
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