Eset NOD32 with Zimbra?

[quietas]

Has anyone used Eset's NOD32 for Linux Mail servers?

I'm looking at new Antivirus company wide, NOD32 would be running on both desktops and Windows servers, running it with Zimbra would be handy.

[Klug]

ZCS runs ClamAV, not sure it's needed (nor a good idea) to run another AV software on the server.

[uxbod]

I run NOD32 and ClamAV but on a front-end MTA which then passes the emails through to ZCS. It works very well, had a low memory and processor footprint, so it would have my recommendation.

[p24t]

We have a proxy service here, mxlogic. They handle most of the spam/virus stuff before it even gets here, and they also can hold mail for us while I upgrade, etc. No idea what it costs but it's a nice service.

[diegopullas]

Originally Posted by uxbod

I run NOD32 and ClamAV but on a front-end MTA which then passes the emails through to ZCS. It works very well, had a low memory and processor footprint, so it would have my recommendation.

MAybe do you have a process to implement NOD32 on a front-end MTA ? and passes the emails ?

Thanks in advanced.