Eset Smart Security RC1 & NOD32 3.0 RC1 Released

been using the eset antivirus 3 beta, okay interface (more simple than before)

but it's a few more clicks to disable the antivirus than before, a right click disable would be awesome (like in avast)
 
Does theis v3.0 have anything over the current v2.7 NOD32? I mean, will it help prevent viruses and detect more? Or is it a just a re-vamped GUI?

Do you need to DL both those files or just the NOD32 one?

Cheers. :)
 
just the nod32 one

the other is nod32 + eset firewall, personally, xp's firewall is plenty for me
 
Cob said:
Yeah it seems to be. Plenty of scope for creating rules.

I'm liking it so far.
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Excellent. Including a "kill it with fire" rule? :p Currently using Sunbelt Kerio but if the Smart Security with the firewall is as good as the NOD32 AV on its own is but has a fully featured decent firewall I might be tempted to switch.

Any ideas how much I'd have to pay to upgrade to the Smart Security considering I have NOD32 already. I've got a three year licence for NOD32 so would I be able to do some kind of upgrade of my licence to the Smart Security?

Is there a link on the NOD/Eset site with info about the Smart Security not the actual RCs?
 
MarcLister said:
Excellent. Including a "kill it with fire" rule? :p Currently using Sunbelt Kerio but if the Smart Security with the firewall is as good as the NOD32 AV on its own is but has a fully featured decent firewall I might be tempted to switch.

Any ideas how much I'd have to pay to upgrade to the Smart Security considering I have NOD32 already. I've got a three year licence for NOD32 so would I be able to do some kind of upgrade of my licence to the Smart Security?

Is there a link on the NOD/Eset site with info about the Smart Security not the actual RCs?
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There's no details on pricing yet, but the general opinion is that current NOD32 subscribers will get it cheaper than non-subscribers.

There's no real details on the Eset site other than the beta page. The Eset forum at Wilders Security gives the most info.


wesley said:
can you right click any files/folders/zips and scan this?

last time i installed nod32 3, u couldnt do that
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Yes, tho I've always been able to do that with NOD32.
 
wesley said:
can you right click any files/folders/zips and scan this?

last time i installed nod32 3, u couldnt do that
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it's had this for years, way before 2.5..

marclister, don't know i've never used the firewall, have got a router so don't bother
 
Cob said:
There's no details on pricing yet, but the general opinion is that current NOD32 subscribers will get it cheaper than non-subscribers.

There's no real details on the Eset site other than the beta page. The Eset forum at Wilders Security gives the most info.
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Cheers will check those links out. It'd be brilliant if I could convert my NOD32 licence to a Smart Security licence. So it runs for the same length of time as I'm on now but has the firewall as well as the antivirus. :cool:

bledd. said:
marclister, don't know i've never used the firewall, have got a router so don't bother
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K. You know you can call me Marc btw yes? :)

Edit - Just found http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=183771
 
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Pah! Who cares about everyone else. If someone can't read Lister or 2003 and make a link to either MarcLister or marc2003 posting earlier they deserve to die at the hands of a murderous keyboard tbh.

OcUK is *** l33t k.
 
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