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Storage Servers |
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So fast, you hardly know it's
there...
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When Dell wanted to protect its storage
servers they chose NOD32. Dell's technical
evaluation team put several antivirus products
through rigorous testing. After testing the
major brands of antivirus they came to NOD32,
which they installed and started. When their
performance monitoring application displayed no
change in CPU utilization, they concluded NOD32
must not be running. However, closer inspection
revealed that it was indeed running. But the
resource utilization of NOD32 was below the
detection tolerance levels of the monitoring
application! |
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Key Features |
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NOD32 Antivirus System provided with your NAS system consists of the
following modules and/or functions: |
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- ThreatSense proactive threat detection
- On-demand antivirus scanner
- On-access antivirus resident monitor (AMON)
- Internet automatic update module
- Centralized log management system
- Task scheduler
- Support of Update and Scanning Profiles
- NAS Manager-enabled web interface
- Easy online help system
- Support for NOD32’s Remote Administration
Console (optional)
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Updating from a local network |
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about how to update your NOD32 for NAS server from a local network
NOD32 mirror sever, please refer to the user guide below. Mirror –
NOD32 in LAN/WAN |
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System Requirements |
The following are the
minimum system requirements to run NOD32 for Dell
PowerVault NAS systems: |
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- Dell PowerVault NAS system
- Minimum of 384 Mbytes of main memory
- Network access from the NAS system to a client system with a
CDROM drive
- Windows®Powered or Windows®Storage Server 2003 operating
system
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