Norton windows home server

They do not support Windows Home Server. I would give a try with a trial version and see if it woks anyway All mentions are appreciated. The easiest way I see from your suggestions is to use trial ver And let us kno Any news on this? Check in the Norton Community to see if an Broadcom Employee. Migration User. Posted Dec 08, AM. Reply Reply Privately Options Dropdown.

How can end-user buy SEP? Thomas K. You could always download the SEP 12 trial and see if it works for you. Posted Dec 08, PM. Posted Dec 09, PM. Posted Jan 18, PM. Just curious to see if anyone has gotten it to work.

Best Answer. This thread already has a best answer. Would you like to mark this message as the new best answer? Protection is mix and match. Protect a single desktop for one employee, or a laptop, tablet and smartphone for another. Customize your protection with the combination of employees and devices that makes sense for your business.

With Norton Small Business, you can add protection on a prorated basis only when you need it. All you have to do to cover a device is send an email to the employee that uses that device. The email includes step-by-step instructions for adding the device details to your protection plan. Any of your employees can call anytime for help from a certified Norton technician.

Lost or stolen devices can be reported and locked in the middle of the night. Performance issues can be addressed before your day starts. Support is available anytime. For anyone on your team. Not all features are available on all devices and platforms. Some protection features are not available in Windows 8 Start screen browsers.

Current and previous two versions of Mac OS. Some features are not available on iPad and iPhone. LifeLock identity theft protection is not available in all countries. All rights reserved. Firefox is a trademark of Mozilla Foundation. Monday, July 11, AM. I will be monitoring it and will keep the forum updated as to how well it works Monday, July 11, PM.

I couln't get ESET to work. Install instructions are here. I recommend reading all posts before proceeding. To me it seems a bit redundant for the server to scan a file and then have the client rescan it again. Wednesday, August 17, PM. New viruses are introduced every day before scanner definitions can be updated. Think of it as insurance. Just a few of the many circumstances. Does the Forefront Endpoint Protection client have a day evaluation period?

Friday, October 7, PM. If you have a TechNet subscription, and if you use FEP for testing purposes, the download is fully functional, not evaluation, and does not expire. It has on access support. My existing license still works with same expiration date. Cheers, Joe. Wednesday, January 4, PM. It includes 5 client licenses and Android licenses. Thursday, January 5, PM. But in July above you state Vipre is available. I do not see this on their website.

Friday, January 20, PM. Phil P. Then you need to find out who Ken was quoting! Using software made in China does not seem like a good idea. That country does not seem to abide by international laws especially when it comes to piracy. The bottom line is, can China be trusted? Tuesday, January 24, PM.

Also, it doesn't say it's supported. By the way the thread markeed as an answer is not the answer. Phil's reply below it is. Edited by jshoemaker21 Tuesday, January 24, PM. Tuesday, March 20, PM. I use the anti virus program by pc tools. I found it on a share ware disk. It appears to work ok.

At first I thought Symantec would come through for us, but then officially, "no. Thursday, April 19, PM. You can use this as a temp fix until you find something. I use this and have found viruses which the scanner actually removed to my surprise. Night Owl. Monday, April 30, AM. Wednesday, June 20, PM. Walding 0. I tried several other solutions and none worked at all. The Vipre has been working well, it is very low in resource use. It works with very little administration. It scans the backup data from the clients on network.

It actually found two different trojans hiding in a backup of a machine that had been recently infected.