they left out one of the most important ones...
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What happened to Gaim...with all of the AIM viruses and everything going around, how could you leave this one out. It is really powerful...login to all my accounts from MSN, yahoo, AIM, everything with one application.
I agree every bit with you. Where I am not a ResNet admin, I work directly with them and actually end up helping them most of the time.
The previous guy mentioned allowing everyone access, I don't know what kind of bandwith they have...but we would not be able to allow one person full access if their machine is contributing to floods or virus propegation...it just doesn't work.
At the same time, I do not agree with perfigo. From what I have seen it just doesn't work. We simply run the scans our selves, and setup a virus v-lan so that students may attempt to clean themseleves before they are allowed back on our network. Works much better then having to worry about an extra machine that has the potential to bring the entire network down if one of a thousand things go wrong.
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What happened to Gaim...with all of the AIM viruses and everything going around, how could you leave this one out. It is really powerful...login to all my accounts from MSN, yahoo, AIM, everything with one application.
I agree every bit with you. Where I am not a ResNet admin, I work directly with them and actually end up helping them most of the time. The previous guy mentioned allowing everyone access, I don't know what kind of bandwith they have...but we would not be able to allow one person full access if their machine is contributing to floods or virus propegation...it just doesn't work. At the same time, I do not agree with perfigo. From what I have seen it just doesn't work. We simply run the scans our selves, and setup a virus v-lan so that students may attempt to clean themseleves before they are allowed back on our network. Works much better then having to worry about an extra machine that has the potential to bring the entire network down if one of a thousand things go wrong.