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I about to embark on a Windows 2000 server implementation that involves NAV7.5 and Terminal Services (Citrix Metaframe)...anyone have any "gotchas" that I should look out for?
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I do not believe that the Norton A/V client is compatible with Citrix or Terminal Server for that matter. I arun a Windows 2000/Terminal Server site without Citrix asnd I know the client appears to be disabled within each session. I myself am looking for A/V software compatible with NT 4.0 and Citrix Metafram v1.8. Currently the only product I have found certified for use with Citrix is Trend Micro.
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One other product that works and is recommended by Citrix.
Innoculan by Cheyenne. Hope this helps even 6 months from your post date.
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Innoculan by Cheyenne. Hope this helps even 6 months from your post date.
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Yep, I discovered that it is not necessary to run NAV on the Citrix server anyway because I can cover the entry points to the network (Firewall, Client workstations, Email server) using the other NAV products and it works a treat.
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