From: Casper (no email)
Date: Tue Oct 01 2002 - 10:47:55 EDT
We have just implemented Dr Web antivirus server and are very pleased with
it.
> 2. Able to handle multiple domains - we really cannot afford something
with
> a $200 per domain cost.
It costs about 500 Euro/Dollars per server/unlimited domains. We check
several virtual domain through the AV Deamon without problems.
> 3. Automatic update of definitions - we don't have a lot of time to be
baby
> sit this.
Dr. Web has a included script that updates the virus definitions and as far
as I know also the engine.
> 4. Possibly the ability to scan per domain. Right now customer's email
does
> not get scanned for spam unless they request it (we add it to the Postfix
> server and modify the DNS zone file). We would like to be able to offer
the
> options of Anti-Virus scanning or Anti-Spam scanning or both if possible
> using one Linux Box.
Dr. Web can be configured to scan per domain, using a simpel lookup file
where the to be scanned domains are in. It has also SPAM filters included,
which seems to be quite flexible in the config, but we didn't enable that
feature yet. It has also checks/blocks for 'mailbomb' things etc.
> We really don't need something that will scan hard drives or files shares
> or executables as they are launched.
Dr. Web even seems to support this either, but we don't have tested this
also.
You should take a look at www.sald.com. They have additional client-install
files (free) for Postfix and other mailservers. The servers are running on
Linux, FreeBSD abd Solaris now (And windows, but heh). You can download a
demo version, and request a 3 days full license key for testing.
It seems that this virusscanner engine is number one in russia for years,
but is just become 'known' in the western world ;)
Our developer are also quite happy with the engine, telling me it's a robust
thing and really good ported to *NIX..
(Damn, it's look like I'm a promotor of Dr Web now ;) Posting two messages
about this one within 24 hours or so, well I'm just happy with the product
for now... ;) )
- Casper
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