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Contains the following components:
avast! Professional Edition (or, avast! NetClient Edition for use with ADNM) for the protection of workstations
avast! Server Edition (or, avast! NetServer Edition for use with ADNM) for the protection of servers, plus all the plugins (Exchange, ISA, SharePoint, SMTP, ...)
avast! for Linux/Unix Servers for the protection of Linux based servers and MTA's
avast! for Kerio
avast! for PDA
avast! Distributed Network Manager (ADNM) for central administration.
avast! Enterprise Suite is available for upwards of 20 licenses (which covers up to 20 machines, of which up to three are servers + 20 Exchange, SMTP or Linux MTA mailboxes or ISA/SharePoint users). Generally, the maximum number of servers is determined as the number of suite licenses divided by ten, plus one. For example, a 24-license Enterprise Suite would cover up to 3 servers. A 100-license pack covers up to 11 servers, and so on.
avast! Professional Edition (or, avast! NetClient Edition for use with ADNM) for the protection of workstations
avast! Server Edition (or, avast! NetServer Edition for use with ADNM) for the protection of servers, plus all the plugins (Exchange, ISA, SharePoint, SMTP, ...)
avast! for Linux/Unix Servers for the protection of Linux based servers and MTA's
avast! for Kerio
avast! for PDA
avast! Distributed Network Manager (ADNM) for central administration.
avast! Enterprise Suite is available for upwards of 20 licenses (which covers up to 20 machines, of which up to three are servers + 20 Exchange, SMTP or Linux MTA mailboxes or ISA/SharePoint users). Generally, the maximum number of servers is determined as the number of suite licenses divided by ten, plus one. For example, a 24-license Enterprise Suite would cover up to 3 servers. A 100-license pack covers up to 11 servers, and so on.
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| Intended for | Business Use |
| Platform | Multiple Platforms |
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