What does antivirus software do?
Antivirus software is security software. It analyzes a station’s data to detect viruses, block their intrusion or remove them from an infected system. According to the Office québécois de la langue française, it usually includes virus detection software, a virus eradicator and prevention software that acts before infection attempts.
Which point-of-sale stations need protection?
A Windows-compatible point-of-sale station is protected like any computer. In the G4POS catalogue, that includes the JG8000 all-in-one terminal and the DG820 and DG870GB rugged tablets. The store’s other computers are protected the same way.
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What should you check before installing antivirus software on a point-of-sale station?
First, check with the point-of-sale software vendor which antivirus settings it recommends for its software. Then install the antivirus software. Finally, run a complete test transaction, including the receipt printout, before you hand the station over to the client.
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What is the difference between antivirus software and online backup?
Antivirus software protects the station against viruses. Online backup copies the station’s files to a remote site over the Internet. The two work together: antivirus software protects the station, and backup protects the data. G4POS also sells online backup to resellers.
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How does a reseller buy antivirus software from G4POS?
The reseller orders antivirus software from the G4POS team at 1-888-653-8131 or vente@g4pos.com. To find out which products are offered, contact the team. Wholesale pricing is reserved for reseller accounts.
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