Mcafee license question {OCC Scanned}

[Nigel Paterson]

When I enquired, I was told by a McAfee reseller that the licencing
would be based on the number of user mailboxes that were receiving email
via the virus scanner. 

We are using ClamAV with MailScanner and it is proving to be very
effective.

Nigel P.


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Sent: 16 September 2004 11:32
To: MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Subject: Mcafee license question {OCC Scanned}

Hi all,

I just can't seem to get a straight answer from mcafee about which
license policy they use if the mcafee command line scanner is used in
combination with mailscanner.
Is there's someone who's using mcafee on his mailscannerbox in a
corporate environment and allready knows what's the license policy?

Thanks in advance

J


ps : yes i do use clamav and yes clamav hasn't let any virus go through.

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