Installed Enterprise Console on Server 2003 R2 running in a Fusion VM. Tried deploying agent to Windows XP SP 2 VMs both through the deployment process and manually. Prevx tech thinks that having the console on a VM is not an issue since it's main function is to contact the Prevx database server across the Internet and pass that info along to clients.
Client install always goes OK. May take up to 5 minutes after installing for client to do its initial setup and turn security on. Prevx tech says that this delay is in case you are installing a bunch of clients at the same time. (BTW, trial version does NOT have real-time protection capabilities - I have a key that will give me full functionality for 30 days and even with this capability you have to go into the default client setting and check a box for it on the server). After everything was settled, I tried installing a commercial key-stroke logger (PC Tattletale) and the eicar test virus. Prevx also tested with a file that is not a virus, but they do have in their database.
If I ask it to scan or wait until the scan time, it catches both exploits. If I run either file, the real-time protection never sees the file as a threat. I also installed the client on a physical laptop using the console on the VM and the laptop install catches both exploits with the real-time protection.
