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Posted by: neerajrawat1
« on: 13. October 2014., 06:21:32 »Ok
Posted by: jheysen« on: 09. October 2014., 23:51:33 »The difference, well... the UI, the fact that in VSE you can touch absolutely every setting in the product, Home version comes with some hardcoded setting, for example, Artemis.
There's The legal issue too, and some other protections that McAfee may throw into VSE but not into VSH Posted by: neerajrawat1« on: 09. October 2014., 18:32:13 »Then what is the difference in VSE and Home version if you are using on client PC or server as it hardly matters. Database is same
Posted by: jheysen« on: 09. October 2014., 02:57:38 »McAfee uses the same database (DAT Files) for all it's products, at least in the AV segment.
And most likely a malware developed for Win10 will work on older versions too... Posted by: neerajrawat1« on: 08. October 2014., 07:08:07 »I meant to say for servers by Enterprise. Ok, so they have different version for client and server like other vendors but could you let me know what about the database? Does an enterprise version and a home version have different malware database? A malware developed for Windows 10 won't work on Server 2012?
Posted by: jheysen« on: 08. October 2014., 02:05:21 »I do Use VSE, not VS Home..
Posted by: neerajrawat1« on: 07. October 2014., 07:36:02 »I would skip that, Samker.
Jheysen, I installed it once or twice for 5 minutes and 5 weeks and did not like it that much . As per experience, I have seen that its better than McAfee and Norton. Though the experience can be different for different people. When Intel purchased McAfee, I thought they would improve it but the process of improvement is still going on. Anyhow, I thought you guys were referring to Enterprise version of it for all those years. I did not know you guys are using the home version of it, again different likes for different people. Posted by: jheysen« on: 07. October 2014., 02:54:09 »Eset being good AV? what kind of sorcery is that?
Posted by: Samker« on: 06. October 2014., 15:19:10 »Just like with Tris, let me know if you want to try out...
 Posted by: neerajrawat1« on: 06. October 2014., 12:19:24 »No, I used McAfee in earlier days of my computing life and after that never used it nor ever recommended the same to anyone along with Norton. Been a part of tech support industry for 4+ years, I have seen most of the infected computers using M & N only.
I refer Kaspersky, Bitdefender, Zonealarm & Eset instead of them though I am in process of transferring to Linux. Posted by: Samker« on: 06. October 2014., 09:52:47 »Client or Server? I meant to ask Client. Have you ever used this version - McAfee VSE? Posted by: neerajrawat1« on: 03. October 2014., 20:37:27 »Client or Server? I meant to ask
Posted by: Samker« on: 03. October 2014., 19:52:25 »Posted by: neerajrawat1« on: 02. October 2014., 21:31:04 »In which OS are you using Mcafee VSE?
Posted by: Samker« on: 02. October 2014., 19:50:20 »Tris, here you have more information about McAfee VSE: http://www.mcafee.com/us/products/virusscan-enterprise.aspx Comment from J. is related to McAfee HIPS: http://www.mcafee.com/us/products/host-ips-for-desktop.aspx not for McAfee VSE. Is Mcafee better than Kaspersky :O IMO, it is.  |
