Ran into some major issues with the recent Trend Worry Free 7. Basically it's causing my Citrix servers to crash and other odd problems. Many others appear to be having similar issues. In any case I've been investigating a replacement for our offices and have come to the conclusion of either:

Kaspersky or GFI/Sunbelt Vipre

Kaspersky is so granular and complicated. It also required a separate AV for our Citrix servers. Some weird versioning they have going on. However, it's a rock solid product and has some cool features coming down the line like disk encryption. It's a bit bloated IMO.

Vipre is extremely lightweight on all of the clients and the management interface is very easy to follow. I'm just wondering who else running XenApp is running Vipre or Kaspersky and their experience with it.

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I'm not running either of those, but I am running AVG on all of our TS servers. It's fairly lightweight, has fairly comprehensive options, but isn't overly bloated or complex. The pricing is much better than most other enterprise AV solutions. In addition, there's a central management console component that's used to centrally install, update, configure, and manage the AV clients, which is a must in my book.

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