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Hello MSU Network Admin Group,
        I would not normally bother all of us with an email like this, 
but due to the problems being caused by the Cryptolocker virus I thought 
it was necessary to send this message.    The best, if not only way, to 
protect an individual user's computer from this virus appears to be an 
active and effective computer backup system.
I have been searching for a good quality inexpensive backup solution and 
the Symantec System Restore (and backup) software is the best I have found.
       The Symantec System Restore (and backup) software is available 
from the MSU computer store with a campus site license for all campus 
computers.    Symantec bought out the Backup Exec companies backup 
software (which has been one of the best backup software packages for 
several years) and has repackaged and included their standalone backup 
software as part of the Symantec Endpoint Protection Suite 4.0 software 
package.   The MSU computer store is selling the license for the  
Symantec Endpoint Protection Suite 4.0 software for $9.50 per computer 
under the heading of
MSU cstore,  Software, Symantec software,  Symantec Ghost and Antivirus 
software - Departmental Use, Symantec Protection Suite, Campus site 
license for Symantec Software Suite (includes endpoint protection) , 
cstore stock # SPSDEPT-2016 price $9.50.
       In order to install this sofware you need to purchase one of the 
Media sets (Set of Install DVDs).   Make sure to request the Media set 
for the Symantec Protection Suite 4.0.cstore Stock #: SPS-MEDIA for 
$10.00 (not the cheaper Symantec Endpoint protection 12.1.2 Stock #: 
SEP-MEDIA which only includes the antivirus and firewall software for 
$5.00)   The Symantec Protection Suite 4.0 media set includes 4 disks.
        The Backup and Restore software is on the Disk labeled "Mail 
Security for MSE 6 and System Recovery 9.0.1".    On this disk is a file 
called "Sym_System_Recovery_2011_10.0.0.39952_Multilingual_Product.zip", 
Unzip this file to your local computer and then run the setup.exe file 
which will be located in the "Install" subdirectory in the directory 
location where you unzipped the file.  The software should install 
correctly, but when you try to run the software it will ask for a 
license key.   If you have not received the Site license key for the 
Symantec System Recovery software when you purchased the Licenses from 
the Computer Store then call or email Rachel Zakhem our MSU Site license 
Coordinator.   She has the correct License key to enable all of the 
campus copies of this software.

Rachel Zakhem
Michigan State University
IT Services
Site License Coordinator,
MSU Computer Store
(517) 432-5367
cstore.msu.edu <http://cstore.msu.edu>

Thanks for your help and suggestions on previous problems
Cliff




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Clifford L. Beckett
Electronic System Designer           office: 517-355-4659
Orthopaedic Biomechanics Laboratories  cell: 517-449-8226
East Fee Hall                          mail: [log in to unmask]
965 Fee Road, Room A411                 fax: 517-353-0789
Michigan State University               web: www.obl.msu.edu
East Lansing MI, 48824

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