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I work with exactly one client with a server. As I have a feeling you're just going to toss you hand up in the air over this and install AVG free on this server and walk away. But perhaps it may be in this clients best interest to get an IT person comfortable/knowledgeable with servers and that has the tools to support them. I realize you don't want to spend time with it, and if you don't want to progress in the profession.that's fine, it's your right to do that. There is a long list of exclusions if the server is a domain controller, and if it's running any sort of database, those folders too, especially accounting software, and if it's running Exchange.even more folders to exclude. With servers, there are tons of exclusions to do, certain files, folders, all varying greatly and depending on how the server is setup. The wrong thing to do is to treat a server install like some workstation, run setup, complete, reboot, and walk away assuming it's done.

The smart/professional thing to do is read up on installation manuals when it comes to servers, and research 'how to's' properly. Again.this is common with most, if not all brands.before you go m'fin the name BitDefender again. Also.the price of a server install client is usually higher than for a single workstation client. This isn't 'bitdefender unique'.this is common with many brands of antivirus. Yes they do, however, depending on what reseller you go through, there may be a 'minimum license purchase' of something like 5x licenses for the business edition.

Bitdefender antivirus free edition has blocked a page