Everything I have written on Content Server so far.
In OpenText Content Server, background agents do the work people assume the system does by itself. Every one of them needs two separate settings to agree before it runs, and when they disagree nothing fails, nothing is logged, and the work simply never happens.
OpenText Content Management scans uploads and downloads through an ICAP server running ClamAV. Infected files land in a quarantine storage provider they cannot leave, and the audit events that would tell you it happened stay switched off until somebody selects them.
In OpenText Enterprise Connect, Programs and Features shows a build number while the Knowledge Center lists patch levels. The two do not sort the same way, one release can carry three different build numbers, and every support call starts with a translation.