Windows Server - Has anyone used the antivirus solution bundled with SonicWall?

Hi everyone,

I have installed Trend Micro WFBS Adv. on all my managed SBS
networks.

Recently I need to install a SonicWall TZ210 for a client. Does anyone
have ever used its bundled antivirus solution? How good or bad is it?
I am asking this is because I am not sure if I should deploy Trend
Micro or just use the bundled antivirus.

Thanks

Jack

  Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] replied to Jack

I have used it and it is fine - but to me it is not a substitute for local AV.
I am a belt 'n suspenders girl.

  Dave Nickason [SBS MVP] replied to Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Me too - I am sort of stuck with clients bringing in files on flash drives or
burned to CD, so I want AV running on all the client PCs.  I suppose I might
feel differently if I could block files from coming in directly to a
workstation that way, but I cannot, so that is that.

  Jack replied to Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

.

Thanks Lanwench, I will keep TM then

  Jack replied to Dave Nickason [SBS MVP]

or
might
AV.

Thanks Dave for the input.

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