🚀 go-pugleaf

I work in a computer lab at the University of North Texas, and we have had
a *lot* of experience with Mac virus problems.

The lab is a public access facility, and anyone in the University can use
the Macs (Mac II, color, 2 meg ram, 40 meg HD).  We have a very diverse
collection of people who wander through, and most of them want to use their
own software.

Some observations:

WDEF has *not* made it here yet...

Almost every other kind has.  I think I have the current record for most
diversity in one machine:
	SCORES
	NVIRa
	NVIRb
	INIT 29
It crashed, and the user wanted to know what was wrong......

INIT 29 can cause a System death all by itself.

We have been running Disenfectant for several months, and it works great.
I noticed that one machine that was "clean" after Disinfectant 1.3 had
a "partially infected" System and Finder when checked with 1.5.

Another problem was that we run all eight Macs off of an IBM file server
under Netware, and that Netware allows infections to be written in by
a program (though it won't cross-infect on the server itself).

Gatekeeper does not like Ethernet boards... :(

Is anyone running or working on a "pre-emptive" anti-virus product like
SAM or Gatekeeper that will work well with Netware and Ethernet?  Please
let me know (if possible).

Thanks,
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>Chad Irby               > "Bill?"                     >
>Somewhere in...         > "What?"                     >
>Denton, TX              > "Strange things are afoot   >
>ac08@vaxb.acs.unt.edu   >   at the Circle K."         >
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