My apologies for the zombie thread, but a student asked that we get support for this AV.

Does anyone have an identifying registry key for Microsoft Security Essentials for those of us still is 4.1.X land?

-Ryan

Ryan Richter
ResNet and Labs Services
Student Computing
California State University, Chico

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That is good to hear, it shouldn't have taken them much considering it's a consumer version of Forefront and uses the same definition files. It's also a fantastic and simple AV, IMO.


Michael Stanclift
Network Analyst
Rockhurst University

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Hi,

It's mentioned in the release notes for 4.7(0). In that version it's supported at least,

Regards

Kick Molenveld
Saxion University of Applied Sciences
The Netherlands


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Hi

I haven't seen anything about Clean Access support for this. Given that it's free, I expect it will be popular with students. Has Cisco said anything about it?

Regards

Max Caines
Network Design Consultant
Wolverhampton University
Tel: 01902 322245