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You may want to remove that you are selling keys as it is against HF ToS.
(Sep 29, 2015 11:14 AM)Valak Wrote:  Yup have recieved The Installer by now. Thanks

Enjoy

(Sep 29, 2015 11:46 AM).Satellite. Wrote:  You may want to remove that you are selling keys as it is against HF ToS.

Thanks, didn't realize that. Removed.
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So for $20 it is for 1 install on 1 PC?
(Sep 29, 2015 10:45 PM)Visualize Wrote:  So for $20 it is for 1 install on 1 PC?

$20, infinite installs on infinite computers.

Fixed the autobuy link. Up and running again.
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Um, I'm no computer expert or anything, I just decided to scan the installer on virustotal, I'm not sure if they're false positives, or if it's supposed to do this since it's and antivirus, but here's the scan https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/0aeb4.../analysis/
... Virus Total trying to knock out the competition by giving false positives....

Lol no- but seriously it works like a charm for me.
(Sep 30, 2015 08:25 PM)lggaming Wrote:  Um, I'm no computer expert or anything, I just decided to scan the installer on virustotal, I'm not sure if they're false positives, or if it's supposed to do this since it's and antivirus, but here's the scan https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/0aeb4.../analysis/

If you look at it, the ones that "detect" it are pretty obscure. The big ones like Avast, Kaspersky, Eset, Symantec, Malwarebytes, and even Sophos all say that it is clean. It must be false positives. It might be because of the way the executable is packed.

(Oct 1, 2015 04:18 AM)Kekui Wrote:  ... Virus Total trying to knock out the competition by giving false positives....

Lol no- but seriously it works like a charm for me.

Thanks lol, I'm not sure why virustotal is flagging it but it must be false. It's clearly a real antivirus program.
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(Feb 23, 2015 08:58 PM)CommanderBoss Wrote:  I am selling an installation file that can install Sophos Endpoint Security and Control on an unlimited number of computers. The program will NEVER EXPIRE as it installs a lifetime license automatically. The installer requires no license key or account info and does not verify the install on any of Sophos's servers. However, it receives updates without any problems. You will not find anything like this ANYWHERE ELSE because the installer is given to a very limited number of people.

Been using it for quite a while and it is working very well 🤗 🎉 👍
Hello, a family member of mine also works at sophos, are you pretty sure its for the internal use of the company and not the once which montclair university provides for free to their students?
(Oct 2, 2015 06:36 AM)Unixroot™ Wrote:  Hello, a family member of mine also works at sophos, are you pretty sure its for the internal use of the company and not the once which montclair university provides for free to their students?

The place the program receives updates from is a .edu website.

Still a good program though.

And I believe it was monclair.edu
Will verify when I get home. :)
(Oct 2, 2015 06:36 AM)Unixroot™ Wrote:  Hello, a family member of mine also works at sophos, are you pretty sure its for the internal use of the company and not the once which montclair university provides for free to their students?

I never said it was made by Sophos for internal use and it is not the same installer Montclair gives to their students. This version was made by Sophos for use on Montclair's administrative servers. Montclair has a deal with Sophos and they recently signed a 20 year contract for protection of their internal servers. That is why this version has no installation restrictions.
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(Oct 2, 2015 12:28 PM)CommanderBoss Wrote:  I never said it was made by Sophos for internal use and it is not the same installer Montclair gives to their students. This version was made by Sophos for use on Montclair's administrative servers. Montclair has a deal with Sophos and they recently signed a 20 year contract for protection of their internal servers. That is why this version has no installation restrictions.
That makes sense, and explains why the updates point to monclair.edu.

:) thanks for the info.
(Oct 2, 2015 02:50 PM)Kekui Wrote:  That makes sense, and explains why the updates point to monclair.edu.

:) thanks for the info.

Glad to be of assistance lol
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Does this allow remote management of the antivirus? Showing stopped threats etc?

Thanks
(Oct 3, 2015 10:44 AM)1nval1d Wrote:  Does this allow remote management of the antivirus? Showing stopped threats etc?

Thanks

I opened the program and didn't see any way of doing that from within it. The enterprise version has that but not the endpoint version which is what this is.
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