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avast! Windows Home Server Edition

Posted by Emil Protalinski on 22 December 2007 - 23:50 · 9 comments & 6966 views

avast! antivirus WHS Edition has the same ICSA Certified scan engine as all avast! antivirus products, offering best-in-class protection against the latest and legacy virus, malware, trojan and spyware risks. Virus definitions and scanning capabilities are updated very regularly (sometime several times per day, depending on current threats), so you can rest assured that your Windows Home Server is protected at all times, all you need to do is install, configure once (if you want to change the default settings) and forget about malware being a problem. Install and forget: we've got it covered.

Features:

Full on-access scanning - which scans files as you access them, to make sure they are safe from infection
On-demand scanning - for scheduled or ad-hoc scans of your system volumes
Virus Chest - a safe storage place for infected or suspected files, where they cannot harm your system
Fully automatic updating - of the program and virus definitions
Full scanner preference control - set avast! to work in the way you want
Integrates seemlessly with the WHS Console
Allows for easy management of all avast! installations running on your home network

Download: avast! Windows Home Server Edition

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#1 Posted by Wanderermy on 23 Dec 2007 - 00:40: Forum Discussion

(3 replies) #2 Posted by +Raa on 23 Dec 2007 - 00:52: Happy to keep running NOD32.

The best antivirus there is.

#3 Posted by Xenomorph on 23 Dec 2007 - 03:55: I've been using Avast! for many years.

I get great anti-virus protection, and it costs $0!

#4 Posted by Neoauld on 23 Dec 2007 - 06:20: nice new UI
wonder if the other editions will eventually move 2 that

#5 Posted by - Kaboose - on 23 Dec 2007 - 08:58: this actually looks good....how is the standalone Av on memory?
im kinda interested

#6 Posted by aclca on 23 Dec 2007 - 17:05: AVG protect my system quite well!

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