Not sure if my NAV version can scan incoming http traffic?

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Please upgrade to the latest 2008 version and see what happens

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Hi, not meant to be rude but I'd really appreciate a direct reply instead of "go get a better car" kind of reply.

 

Due to policy, licensing and approval I do not have the luxury to just switch and change and see.

 

Thanks.

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Hello,

 

NAV 2005 has Internet Worm Protection. This is an inbound firewall that scans incoming traffic.

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shawntim wrote:

Hi, not meant to be rude but I'd really appreciate a direct reply instead of "go get a better car" kind of reply.

 

Due to policy, licensing and approval I do not have the luxury to just switch and change and see.

 

Thanks.

It's ok

I guess the answer from Vejdin says it all?

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Thanks Stu, Vejdin

 

I'll check the software settings again.

 

Shawn

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Hi again, I know NAV 2005 has the Internet Worm feature, but I can't find it.

 

As posted earlier, I'm using NAV v10.0.2.2000, Scan Engine, 81.1.0.13. Virus Definition is 7/10/2008 rev 3.

 

I don't think I'm running the consumer editions, more like running the server/client editions, and this happens to be a client.

 

Could anyone kindly advise? thanks.

 

Shawn

Message Edited by shawntim on 07-16-2008 10:51 PM
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Hi shawntim,

 

It sounds like you're running Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition. If you would like to discuss Symantec enterprise products (like the product mentioned above) please visit https://forums.symantec.com/. These Norton forums are specifically for consumer product discussion. I apologize for this inconvenience.

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Thanks Tony, I’ll seek help in the other Symantec forums you suggested.