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January 30th 10, 03:18 AM
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Which do you prefer??
I have just start my company with 15 members just before some days..Which one is good network security software??
Please share your thoughts and views here for this questions.. 
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January 30th 10, 04:54 AM
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Which do you prefer??
Hi
It depends on the OS' that are used, and the topology of the network. I.e., you have to give a nice description of what Network is in your case. Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). "alstonfered" wrote in message ... I have just start my company with 15 members just before some days..Which one is good network security software?? Please share your thoughts and views here for this questions.. -- alstonfered
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January 30th 10, 09:29 AM
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Which do you prefer??
Actually, the choice of security software is not a critical one, as you could run for a few days without if need be. The thing you cannot do without is that network plan Jack mentioned. If you don't have one by opening-day, then users will start to ad-lib their computer setups, and the mess this will lead-to has to be seen to be believed. You will then spend literally months trying to put this mess right. "alstonfered" wrote: I have just start my company with 15 members just before some days..Which one is good network security software?? Please share your thoughts and views here for this questions.. -- alstonfered .
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