Hi All,

I wrote this on another group concerning Anti Virus
programs. I thought is might also be of
interest here too:

And yes I am cross posting. It is apropos. If
you do not like it, please keep it to yourself.

-T

I usually will stick with the M$ built in stuff, unless
there is some particular reason for extra security. In
that case I sell ESET Internet Security. It has a small
footprint and does not aggravate the user with useless
popups. And it is relatively easy for me to resell.
It is not any better than most and most will do fine.
I just recommend staying away from Panda, Norton, and
McAfee for technical problems.

Watchguard bought Panda. Oh boy do they have their
work cut out for them!!! Watchguard makes
awesome firewalls and has excellent tech support.

ESET has some cool features:

1) it will let you scan for devices surrounding you
on your network

2) it has a firewall learning mode. You switch it
on, run your client server apps that are being
blocked by ESET's firewall, save the result and
you are ready to go. It is sweet! Saves you hours
trying to figure out what to allow and what not to.

3) America based tech support. They are not Americans
though (H1b visa) but they do speak English rather well.

A lot of tech support articles will only give you
a few of the ports. That is if you can even find
the article. And a lot of tech support techs do
not know what TCP and UDP are.

Smell me between the butt cheeks.

Thank you for helping me update my kill file!

:-)

On 24/05/2023 02:51, T wrote:
>
>
> 3) America based tech support.� They are not Americans
> though (H1b visa) but they do speak English rather well.
>

Have you told them of your invention not to use FAST STARTUP"? Of course
you need to tell them in English.

On 5/24/23 11:28, Wang Yu wrote:
> On 24/05/2023 02:51, T wrote:
>>
>>
>> 3) America based tech support.  They are not Americans
>> though (H1b visa) but they do speak English rather well.
>>
>
> Have you told them of your invention not to use FAST STARTUP"? Of course
> you need to tell them in English.

No, but I just put you in my kill file.
Thank you for helping me update it!
:-)

On 5/23/23 18:51, T wrote:
> 2) it has a firewall learning mode.  You switch it
> on, run your client server apps that are being
> blocked by ESET's firewall, save the result and
> you are ready to go.  It is sweet!  Saves you hours
> trying to figure out what to allow and what not to.
I just changed a customer over from ESET Endpoint
Security (it has now been rolled into a large
company enterprise package) and replaced it with
ESET Internet Security, which is now a much better
match for a small business.
Their miniserver has two client server programs on
it that you have to know the firewall setting for
them. I placed ESET in learning mode and ran the
two programs from a workstation. All rules were
re-enter perfectly. It was very, very easy.

On 31/05/2023 02:23, T wrote:
>
> I just changed a customer over from ESET Endpoint
> Security (it has now been� rolled into a large
> company enterprise package) and replaced it with
> ESET Internet Security, which is now a much better
> match for a small business.
>

You also need to disable fast startup to get maximum benefit. Customers
pay for your time so the slower they go the better it is for the bank
balance.

Wan Yu.