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| Subject: | R: Should webservers, eg. IIS 6 have anti--virus installed on them? |
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| Date: | Wed, 20 Jul 2005 09:06:08 +0200 |
I would consider installing AV software on any server of a network. I do this way. The CPU usage of the software does not kill the CPUs, so I don't see a reason why NOT using an AV software. I would consider using it even of WSUS server, an Intranet server, a web printing server, whatever server it is (even an audit one!!)... truly I think neither the license cost nor the CPU usage represents a reason to keep you from installing the software on the server. IMHO :) Cheers Sebastian Konstanty Zdrojewski Senior Network & System Administrator Tel. +39 02 62.610.317 Mobile +39 348.6079.096 e-mail: sebastian.zdrojewski@technomind.it TECHNOMIND S.p.A. Via G.Galilei, 7 - 20124 Milano Tel. +39 02 62.610.300 - Fax. +39 02 62.610.333 web: http://www.technomind.it ________________________________________ Da: Susan Bradley, CPA aka Ebitz - SBS Rocks [MVP] [mailto:sbradcpa@pacbell.net] Inviato: mar 19/07/2005 18.17 A: Depp, Dennis M. Cc: Jeff; focus-ms@securityfocus.com Oggetto: Re: Should webservers, eg. IIS 6 have anti--virus installed on them? Okay..... so then no OWA no WSUS no Sharepoint We do get to do file and printing on this server or is that banned as well? Define 'web server' folks because these days we 'are' running IIS/web servers in our domains because [at least in the case of WSUS] it's actually helping us reduce risk and not increase it. Depp, Dennis M. wrote:
Jeff, Interesting comments. Especially about not having IIS in a domain. Gill, To me the issue of virus protection depends on how you get content installed on a machine and what type of content is on the machine If you have a lot of users loading documents to your web servers, you might want to consider adding virus protection to the servers. Of course you should also have virus protection on the desktops as well. I would not configure on access virus scanning, but instead would have scheduled scanning. Dennis
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