Support Truscan on Windows Server OSes

Absolutley!  Seems like the server OS gets short changed by not having this feature.

There should be some strong reason for not having Proactive Threat Protection for servers OS.

I would like to have the informaton on what benefits does the Proactive Threat Protection (PTP) offer. This would help us to understand whether to have it on servers or not. Can anybody provide me this information?

I do not understand why the original poster here wrote  "Today it only runs on workstation OSes (XP, etc) ?".
Question mark is mine.  I took the class and ther was no suggestion to not install on servers.
 
We are now starting to migrate our client servers from SAV to SEP, and will use Antivirus-Antispyware with TruScan PTP, the latter in Log Only mode for now..

I would suggest you install TruScan as Log Only.  Look over the TruScan logs later and decide what you want to do with what it finds. Yoiu can also adjust teh sensitivity later.

I see no reason to not install it on servers.  There may be some situations where you want to uncheck "Scan new processes immediately." 

TruScan creates COH Events as I recall,  so you might need  to explain to someone that these are normal.
COH is an old name for TruScan and stands for Confidence Online Heavy. Same as SONAR in the consumer product.  
Thanks

Title: 'Proactive Threat Protection status shows "OFF" in the client interface'
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security....

Title: 'Proactive Threat Protection (PTP) definitions are current, but its status stays OFF on systems running Windows Server 200x, Windows 7 or a 64-bit version of Windows XP'
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security....

sandra