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List:       ngw
Subject:    Re: [ngw] GWAVA vs GWGuardian
From:       "email" <work () woa ! com>
Date:       2005-08-31 18:41:44
Message-ID: s315c1b3.052 () worldmail2 ! worldair ! com
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>From my perspective, the downside of GWAVA is that is runs on your
NetWare server.
This presents an extra load on the server and GWIA has to deal with all
the incoming spam/virus traffic.

I would suggest getting a trial copy of GWG, and find out how it works
for your specific environment.



>>> MBARHAM@williamsburgva.gov 8/31/2005 12:05 PM >>>
This is one that always opens a can of worms....Ive used both, but I
prefer GWGuardian.  The only downside is the need for a Windows server
to run it on.

Mark Barham, CNE
Information Technology Manager
City of Williamsburg
401 Lafayette St.
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Fax  757.259.8040
eMail:  mbarham@williamsburgva.gov 

>>> Dan@message.nmc.edu 8/31/2005 11:35:29 AM >>>
I have recently discovered this list (wish I would have found it
sooner) and have a question for all you experts.  I would like to find
out what people use to protect their GroupWise systems from viruses
and
spam.  I currently run GWAVA but am seriously considering changing to
GWGuardian.  Has anyone else made this move?  Thanks in advance.
 

Dan Wasson
Director Systems and LAN Management
Northwestern Michigan College
231/995-1164


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