how do u scan the client machine from server (AVG, McAfee &
NAV)?
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Answer / shankar
In Trend micro we have a option to scan the client machines
from server.
In Mcafee we can schedule the scan. For instant scan for
client system, we need to change the schedule time and
enable the wakeup agent.
In Symmantec also option available to scan a client machines
from server.
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Answer / kapil khambra
the client scan from server of mcafee called EPO
e-policy archestrator
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Answer / deepak kaushik
the client machine from server scan Mcafee
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