Re: AD Server

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Avast is in the anti-virus / end-point security business - pretty 
well-respected for the free client, at least.

This is not an IBM i product - probably runs on a Windows server box, 
not sure about Linux.

How does it work with IBM i? Same maybe as Norton or other endpoint 
security applications. Not much at all is my guess, although maybe there 
is some possible use with files in the IFS, if you expose them to the 
network, that is.

Help Systems has a scanning software for the IBM i.

If you are looking for corporate endpoint stuff, I strongly suggest 
going to Sophos - www.sophos.com

People are asking just what it is you want this to do related to IBM i - 
what is it supposed to do? Help us help you, man!

Regards
Vern

On 1/2/2018 8:28 AM, Justin Taylor wrote:
>   Can you elaborate on what you mean? In my world "AD" means Active Directory, but that doesn't seem applicable here.
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> HI Have you worked with AD Server with the I? Can you discuss the pros and
> cons and would you recommend we get this?
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