Comments for BitDefender Security for ISA Server
BitDefender Security for ISA Server offers antivirus protection for web traffic, including protection for data received through webmail. BitDefender for MS ISA Servers integrates with the firewall and the web cache server, Microsoft ISA Server, through two application (ISAPI) filters offering antivirus protection for the HTTP, FTP and FTP through HTTP traffic.
Features include: Certified Antivirus Engines; Integrated with Microsoft ISA 2004 Server and Microsoft ISA 2000 Server; HTTP and FTP Filters; Filter management; Improved Virus Detection; Browser comforting; White list filter; Interface Integration; Automatic Updating; Secures Infected or Suspected Files; Reports and Notifications; Centralized Management from a Network Location; Updates and Upgrades; Professional Technical Support
- Users' Rating:
3.6 [48 votes] -
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August 2, 2005 -
Best on the market
by Andrew,
Product Rating: 5/5
- Extensive set of features, very simple to install and configure. Highly recommended for deployment with ISA2004.
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August 1, 2005 -
BitDefender
by Roman A. Liakhovsky,
Product Rating: 3/5
- It's not bad...
HTTP Scan - good: without any troubles and not as slow as MacAfee.
but
1. It doesn't not work in ISA 2004 Array.
2. FTP filter works slowly during download. If it's enabled the user can't download large files.
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June 22, 2005 -
The ONLY really working AV for ISA2004!
by Eugene,
- ..at this moment! In Panda AV for ISA support for ISA2004 is declared, but Panda is TOO difficult to install...
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December 10, 2004 -
My ISA 2000 was collapsed after installation!
by Vincent Chan,
Product Rating: 1/5
- The matter happened last year. I called a Bitdefender consultant and they spent about five days to fix it. Although it is workable now, I don't know whether it functions properly or not. Consequently, I will not suggest this product.
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