Hi Steven,
We use eTrust from CA and you can certainly do this. On one of your internet
connected machines you can set it for auto download and to then re-distribute
to the other connected machines (saves on internet bandwidth). The files are
stored on the first machine as self-extracting archives, simply copy them to a
USB stick and move them into a similar config on your 'offline' machines (i.e.
Distribution server with configured auto downloads on the other machines). The
only thing you have to remember is to do the physical transfer.
If you have laptops travelling between the two networks on a regular basis you
could set up a distribution tree so the laptop/s connects to the first
distribution server and then when it/they connect to the 'offline' network
it/they then distribrutes the signatures to the machines on this network.
HTH,
Lauren Ward
-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Meyer [mailto:meysteven@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, November 25, 2005 6:07 AM
To: security-basics@securityfocus.com
Subject: Antivirus on intranet network
hello,
I have a "Working" network who is totally disconnected (physically)
from the Internet.
people do the "search" on the "Internet " computers and then go on the
"work" computers for analyse and the store the data.
The Question is: I would need a anti virus on the "work" computers and
I should be able to update the virus database daily without connecting
any computer to the Internet.
Which anti virus should I use and How could I do the update.
Thanks for any help.
Steven Meyer
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