can't install norton on a windows 2000 server

dhkimboa · June 5th, 2004

i can't install sytemworks 2004 on a computer with windows 2000 server nor NAV 2004 pro i get this message that I can't install on a server why?
or what other anti viruses can I use for a windows 2000 server?

**Yeloazndevil** · June 5th, 2004

hey dhkim, long time no see. I think Norton doesn't support windows 2k server, u might want to check out there site and see if they do support it.

dhkimboa · June 5th, 2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yeloazndevil

hey dhkim, long time no see. I think Norton doesn't support windows 2k server, u might want to check out there site and see if they do support it.

hey my man!!!
you remember me!!! hehehe
yeah long time no see but I see you almost everyday on msn.... you dont say anything to me you biatch!!! lol jk grins
is there some other antivirus that supports windows server 2000?

**Yeloazndevil** · June 6th, 2004

ummm I'm hardly on any IM programs.....

and I dunno

dhkimboa · June 6th, 2004

not true!!! liar liar!!!!!
grins

**FLaRe85** · June 6th, 2004

This is normal. Software manufacturers usually disable their consumer class products for server class operating systems and make you purchase alternative server versions. Norton should have a server version of their AV. That or there's AVG, F-Prot, Compuer Associates eTrust, etc... There' s a ton of them.

Mesocyclone · June 6th, 2004

Flare is correct. I have found though due to my programing a few programs in my day, that some programs have a really unique check system for the OP, where others just pull up the name from registry and check hmm gee is this xp, 2k, 2k3..hmm lol So some you can actually try changing the reg key..but now days they use alot of librarys etc.. that each OP has different. And who wants to like say their xp system is 98? lol

dhkimboa · June 6th, 2004

heh i guess I will search for the server version
my gosh... sighs

**Yeloazndevil** · June 6th, 2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by dhkimboa

not true!!! liar liar!!!!!
grins

actually it is true I only go on those programs once a month. and why are u using windows 2k server?

dhkimboa · June 8th, 2004

not me an office is using that thing connected to a rouster with sdsl servind the internet

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June 5th, 2004	#2 (permalink)
Yeloazndevil :3 Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 10,147	hey dhkim, long time no see. I think Norton doesn't support windows 2k server, u might want to check out there site and see if they do support it.

June 6th, 2004	#4 (permalink)
Yeloazndevil :3 Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 10,147	ummm I'm hardly on any IM programs..... and I dunno

June 6th, 2004	#5 (permalink)
dhkimboa BOA Join Date: May 2001 Location: Mexico Posts: 1,884	not true!!! liar liar!!!!! grins

June 6th, 2004	#7 (permalink)
Mesocyclone Banned Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 108	Flare is correct. I have found though due to my programing a few programs in my day, that some programs have a really unique check system for the OP, where others just pull up the name from registry and check hmm gee is this xp, 2k, 2k3..hmm lol So some you can actually try changing the reg key..but now days they use alot of librarys etc.. that each OP has different. And who wants to like say their xp system is 98? lol

June 6th, 2004	#8 (permalink)
dhkimboa BOA Join Date: May 2001 Location: Mexico Posts: 1,884	heh i guess I will search for the server version my gosh... sighs

June 8th, 2004	#10 (permalink)
dhkimboa BOA Join Date: May 2001 Location: Mexico Posts: 1,884	not me an office is using that thing connected to a rouster with sdsl servind the internet