Solutions in this chapter:

• Configuring NAVCE 7.6 Clients

• Configuring NAVCE 7.6 Servers

• Configuring Roaming for NAVCE 7.6 Clients

• Summary

• Solutions Fast Track

• Frequently Asked Questions

Introduction

In this chapter, we will discuss how to configure a Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition (NAVCE) 7.6 infrastructure to protect various resources within an enterprise network. Within this chapter, we will be performing many different procedures that will require that the NAVCE console be launched. For each of these procedures, we will assume that the NAVCE console is not visible and needs to be invoked by clicking Start Programs Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition. As redundant as this seems, this approach is necessary to create a cookbook procedure that can be referred to without depending on any preceding actions. These procedures can be invaluable when authoring instructions or solutions for the end users within a company.

It is also important to understand the difference between the terms server and NAVCE server. NAVCE servers are not called servers because of the Windows NT/2000 Server operating system. Rather, they are called NAVCE servers because of the services they provide to NAV clients. We will also differentiate between the words corporate and enterprise. Since the NAVCE product contains the word corporate, we will refer to a business network environment as an enterprise network or enterprise environment rather than a corporate network or corporate environment.

We will also focus on systems with NAVCE clients installed and...