avast! for Linux/Unix Servers - System Requirements
Linux platform
- Any Linux distribution (x86 platform only) with GLIBC version 2.1 or higher and pthreads libraries installed
- 486 processor (Pentium or higher recommended)
- 32 MB RAM (64 MB recommended)
BSD platform
- FreeBSD 4.10 or higher (x86 platform only) with libc.so.4 and libc_r.so.4 or higher and pthreads libraries installed
- 486 processor (Pentium or higher recommended)
- 32 MB RAM (64 MB recommended)
Solaris platform
- Solaris version 10, 9 or 8
- SPARC architecture: UltraSPARC 300MHz or faster processor
- x86 architecture: 486 processor (Pentium or higher recommended)
- 128MB RAM
- 32MB shared memory (SHM)
avast! para Servidores Linux/Unix
Protección para Pequeños Negocios
Productos
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Premios - Linux
Virus Bulletin Award VB100 - February 2009
February, 2009 - the Virus Bulletin test focused this month on the Linux platform. According to the Virus Bulletin report, avast! for Linux ,
which was developed specifically for the Linux platform, displayed
excellent scanning speeds (both on access and on demand), and detection rates were at their usual exemplary level. avast! for Linux detected all viruses on the Wild
List with no false positives and it has received the first VB100
Award in 2009.
100% Virus Bulletin award: SUSE Linux
April, 2007 - In the latest Virus Bulletin tests (April 2007, SUSE Linux) avast! again detected all ItW viruses (i.e. viruses known to be 'in the wild') and was given another VB100% award! This is third VB100% for Linux version in a row!
100% Virus Bulletin awardApril 1, 2005 - In the latest Virus Bulletin tests (April 2005, Red Hat Linux) avast! again detected all ItW viruses (i.e. viruses known to be 'in the wild') and was given another VB100% award! This is third VB100% for Linux version in a row!!
100% Virus Bulletin award In the latest Virus Bulletin tests (April 2004, Red Hat Linux test) avast! again detected all ItW viruses (i.e. viruses known to be 'in the wild') and was awarded with another 100% Virus Bulletin award!
100% Virus Bulletin award In the latest Virus Bulletin tests (May 2003, Red Hat Linux test) avast! detected all ItW viruses (i.e. viruses known to be 'in the wild') and was awarded with the 100% Virus Bulletin award!
