McAfee AVDCDE-AA-AA User Guide

McAfee AVDCDE-AA-AA - Active Virus Defense Suite Manual

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    McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software User's Guide Version 4.5
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    Solutions, MagicSpy, MagicTree, Magic University, MagicWin, MagicWord, McAfee, McAfee Associates, MoneyMagic, More Power To You, Multimedia Cloaking, NetCrypto TMach, TMeg, Total Network Security, Total Network Visibility, Total Service Desk, Total Virus Defense, T-POD, Trusted Mach, Trusted Mail,
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    to protect yourself xvii How to contact McAfee and Network Associates xviii Customer service xviii Technical support xix Download support xx Network Associates training xx Comments and feedback xx Reporting new 51 Determining when you must restart your computer 56 User's Guide iii
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    the VShield scanner do 87 Why use the VShield scanner 88 Browser and e-mail client support 89 Enabling or starting the VShield scanner 90 Using the VShield configuration wizard 95 Setting VShield scan operations 193 Starting the VirusScan Console 194 iv McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    280 Using the Alert Manager Client Configuration utility 283 VirusScan software as an Alert Manager client 284 Configuring the Alert Manager client utility 284 User's Guide v
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    deliver 308 Installing the BackWeb client and SecureCast service 309 System requirements 309 Troubleshooting the Enterprise SecureCast service 319 Unsubscribing from the SecureCast service 319 Support resources 319 SecureCast service 319 BackWeb client 320 Appendix D. Understanding iDAT
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    its traces. Why worry? So why worry about virus infections, if most attacks do little harm? The problem is twofold. First, although relatively few viruses have destructive effects, that fact says nothing about how widespread or your dealings with others than it does to your computer. User's Guide vii
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    specifically. Nor will it cheer you up to learn that the virus problem will probably always be with us. But knowing a bit about the though worms had eaten them. The term survives to this day to describe programs that make copies of themselves, but without McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    users would run what they thought was their usual software only to find their files erased, to have their account passwords stolen, or to , soon after the first personal computers reached the mass market in the early 1980s. Other researchers date the advent of virus programs to 1986, with Guide ix
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    your computer needs to figure out where to find each of your hard disk partitions and the anti-virus software has a chance to run. Many McAfee anti-virus products anticipate this possibility by allowing you to software to help replicate their creations. An early example of this type of virus showed
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    the virus writer's principal challenges, therefore, is to find ways to hide his or her handiwork. The earliest to leave certain files alone. They addressed this problem by having the virus write a characteristic byte undetectable variety of new forms. Finding these "polymorphic" viruses required
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    its potential seems so vast, the web has attracted the attention and the developmental energies of nearly every computer-related company in the industry. xii McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    formulate and execute queries to databases using advanced search engines, send and receive live audio and video, and distribute data and multimedia resources to a worldwide audience. Much of the technology that your system automatically whenever you visit a website that hosts them. User's Guide xiii
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    however, most users find themselves calculating the tradeoffs rather client software would interpret the instructions coded into the script and rule that where a way exists to exploit a software security hole, someone will find it and use it. Late in 1999, another virus writer demonstrated this rule
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    McAfee (.DAT) files that enable McAfee software to detect and remove emerging viruses. McAfee has, however, face on software with a less-than-friendly purpose. Neither McAfee an adequate training program in place AVERT website. McAfee can provide you Associates family provide find out how to enlist
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    and support the Service 4099 McEwan, Suite 500 Dallas, Texas 75244 U.S.A. The department's hours of operation are 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday Other contact information for corporate-licensed customers: Phone: (972) 308-9960 Fax: (972) 619-7485 (24-hour, Group
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    -licensed customers: Phone: (972) 308-9960 Fax: (972) 619-7485 (24-hour, Group III fax) E-Mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.mcafee.com/ Technical support McAfee and Network Associates are famous for their dedication to customer satisfaction. The companies have continued this tradition by
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    of your AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, and system LOGIN script • Specific steps to reproduce the problem Download support To get help with navigating or downloading files from the Network Associates or McAfee websites or FTP sites, call: Corporate customers Retail customers (801) 492-2650 (801) 492
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    virus that is not a variation on an older type can appear on your system and escape detection. Because McAfee researchers are committed to providing you with effective and up-to-date tools you can use to protect your system samples to our offices in Australia and Southeast Asia User's Guide xix
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    Preface International contact information To contact Network Associates outside the United States, use the addresses, phone numbers and fax numbers below. Network Associates Australia Level . 00100 Helsinki Finland Phone: 358 9 5270 70 Fax: 358 9 5270 7100 xx McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    02 92 65 01 Fax: 39 02 92 14 16 44 Network Associates Latin America 1200 S. Pine Island Road, Suite 375 Plantation, Florida 33324 United States Phone: (954) 452-1731 Fax: (954) 236-8031 Network Associates International B.V. Gatwickstraat 25 1043 GL Amsterdam The Netherlands Phone: 31 20 586 6100 Fax
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    77 Network Associates International Ltd. 227 Bath Road Slough, Berkshire SL1 5PP United Kingdom Phone: 44 (0)1753 217 500 Fax: 44 (0)1753 217 520 xxii McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    recognize how much value McAfee anti-virus research and development brings to their fight to maintain network integrity and service levels, ensure data and fewer demands on your system. Full support for McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator management software means that network administrators . User's Guide 23
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    same time, as the cornerstone product in the McAfee Active Virus Defense and Total Virus Defense security suites file releases, daily beta .DAT releases, and EXTRA.DAT file support in crisis rely on the data on your computer and the time, trouble and money it would take to replace that data if it
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    the best features of technologies that McAfee and Dr Solomon researchers developed independently for write "generic" definitions that identify entire virus families, and that can easily detect the tens or techniques, new variants, or other problems that emerging viruses now pose. This Guide 25
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    find many viruses simply no longer worked, since no constant sequence of bytes existed to detect. To respond to this threat, McAfee engine enhancement, McAfee researchers have honed early heuristic scanning ViruLogic, a heuristic technique that can observe a program's behavior and evaluate how
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    specify local and network disks as scan targets, tell the application how to respond to any infections it finds, and see reports on its actions. You can start with the VirusScan Classic window, a basic configuration also enable or disable the VShield scanner from the Console window. User's Guide 27
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    on the server. This invaluable "x-ray" peek into your mailbox means that VirusScan software can find potential infections before they make their way to your desktop, which can stop a Melissa-like virus "Using the ScreenScan utility" on page 269 for details. 28 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    submit files that you believe are infected directly to McAfee anti-virus researchers. A simple wizard guides you as you choose files to submit, include - and 32-bit protected-mode DOS environments. It also includes support for extended memory and flexible memory allocations. SCAN.EXE will transfer
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    scanning operations, but if you have trouble starting Windows or if the VirusScan GUI Started Guide, which introduces the product, provides installation instructions, website or from other electronic services. - This user's guide saved on the VirusScan software McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    often describes new product features incorporated into incremental product updates. You'll find the README.TXT file at the root level of your VirusScan software CD the VirusScan Administrator's Guide. This VirusScan version also comes with complete support for the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator software
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    moves the VirusScan interface for all supported platforms solidly into the territory VirusScan changes include: • New VShield system tray icon states tell you more about which VShield modules are active. These states are: - All VShield modules are active - McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Alert Manager server supports Intel Pentium III FAQ at http://support.intel.com/support/processors/pentiumiii/psqa. appear each month. To meet this need, McAfee has incorporated updating technology in and AutoUpgrade utilities come with transparent support for the new updates, downloading and
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    About VirusScan Software 34 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT Workstation v4.0 with Service Pack 4 or later, or Windows 2000 Professional. McAfee recommends that you also have Microsoft Internet Explorer v4.0.1 or later local-area network, or via a high-speed modem and an Internet service provider. User's Guide 35
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    software from the Network Associates website, from a server on your local network, or from another electronic service, make a new, temporary folder on your hard disk, then use WinZip, PKZIP, or a which gives you the option to install all VirusScan components. 36 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    to implement a corporate anti-virus policy, see the VirusScan Administrator's Guide, which describes how to install and configure VirusScan software to meet nearly any business contingency. You can also use McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator software to distribute and configure VirusScan software on
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    Setup will display its first wizard panel immediately. Skip to Step 4 to continue. If Setup does not find MSI v1.1 on your computer, it installs files it needs to continue the installation, then prompts you the License Agreement, then click Next> to continue. 38 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Preserve On Access Settings, if the option is available, then click Next> to continue. If Setup finds incompatible software, it will display a wizard panel that gives you the option to remove the conflicting software Step 8 on page 41 to continue. Otherwise, continue with Step 7. User's Guide 39
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    do so to continue with your VirusScan installation-so long as the other software is not active, Setup can continue without conflicts. Š NOTE: McAfee strongly recommends that you remove incompatible software. Because most anti-virus software operates at a very low level within your system, two anti
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    , or schedule and run any task. Setup next asks you to choose a Typical or a Custom setup for this computer (see Figure 2-6 on page 42). User's Guide 41
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    , and Internet Filter modules - The ScreenScan utility To learn more about what each component does, see "What comes with VirusScan software?" on page 27. 42 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    feature will not be available from the menu that appears. Š NOTE: The VirusScan Setup utility does not support the other options shown in this menu. You may not install VirusScan components to run from a network, Usage. The wizard will highlight disks that have insufficient space. User's Guide 43
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    disk. When it has finished, it displays a panel that asks if you want to configure the product you installed (Figure 2-9). Figure 2-9. Completing Setup panel 44 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    application to examine your system memory for viruses before it continues. If it finds an infection, it will alert you and give you a chance to your options, see Chapter 3, "Removing Infections From Your System." If it finds nothing, the application will flash briefly as it scans your system, then
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    write these lines to your Windows AUTOEXEC.BAT file: C:\PROGRA~1\NETWOR~1\MCAFEE~1\SCAN.EXE C:\ @IF ERRORLEVEL 1 PAUSE This tells your system to Disk creation utility. The creation utility formats and copies a scanner and support files onto a bootable floppy disk you can use to start your system
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    option uses default AutoUpdate configuration options to connect directly to the McAfee website and download the latest incremental .DAT file updates. Select want to change some aspect of how your computer connects to the McAfee website-firewall or proxy server settings, for example. To learn more
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    you have chosen the option you want, click Next>. If you chose to run an AutoUpdate operation immediately, the utility will connect to the McAfee website to download new incremental .DAT files. After it finishes, the Setup sequence will resume. If you chose to configure the AutoUpdate utility, the
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    have already installed VirusScan software with default Setup options, you can find these .DAT files in this location on your hard disk: C:\ http://www.nai.com/asp_set/anti_virus/avert/tools.asp Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you download new Emergency .DAT files directly to a newly User's Guide 49
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    computer runs Windows NT Workstation or Windows 2000 Professional, the wizard tells you that it will format your Emergency Disk with the NAI-OS. 50 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    panel. b. Click Finish to quit the wizard when it has created your disk. Next, remove the disk from your floppy drive, lock it, label it McAfee Emergency Boot Disk and store it in a safe place. • If you chose to format your disk with Windows system files, the wizard displays a panel that
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    to copy only the VirusScan software Command Line component the emergency .DAT files, and support files to the floppy disk. Skip to Step 3 on page 53 to continue. Insert an unlocked and unformatted floppy disk into your floppy drive. McAfee recommends that you use a completely new disk that you have
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    Disk panel. 3. Click Next> to continue. Setup will scan your newly formatted disk for viruses (Figure 2-18). Figure 2-18. Scanning Emergency Disk for viruses User's Guide 53
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    (MSI) will need to replace or initialize certain files, or previous McAfee product installations might require you to remove files in order for VirusScan software to run correctly. These requirements can also vary for each supported Windows platform. In these cases, you will need to restart your
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    Installation on a computer with Microsoft Installer v1.1 .DAT file update Scan engine update via McAfee SuperDAT utility Windows 95 and Windows 98 No restart required, unless you have Novell Client32 for as a method for their customers to test any anti-virus software installation. User's Guide 55
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    that begins the test message. If you are reading this manual on your computer, you can copy the line directly from the " section of the README.TXT file, which you can find in your VirusScan program directory. If you copy the line McAfee VirusScan v4.5.0 in the list, then click Add/Remove. 56
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    Installing VirusScan Software Setup will start and display the first Maintenance wizard panel (Figure 2-20). Figure 2-20. First maintenance panel 4. Click Next> to continue. Setup displays the Program Maintenance wizard panel. Figure 2-21. Program Maintenance panel User's Guide 57
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    . Setup will display progress information as it deletes VirusScan software from your system. When it has finished, click Finish to close the wizard panel. 58 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    not produce the results you expect, but it will help eliminate one potential cause of your computer problems. The safest course of action you can take is to install VirusScan software, then scan your system detects a virus in your computer's memory at some point after installation. User's Guide 59
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    scan operation into memory. If you have extended memory on your computer, it will load its database files into that memory for faster execution. 60 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    infection on all of your local computer's hard disks. Š NOTE: McAfee strongly recommends that you do not interrupt the BOOTSCAN.EXE scanner as but it will detect common file-infecting and boot-sector viruses. If BOOTSCAN.EXE finds a virus, it will try to clean the infected file. If it fails Guide 61
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    computing environment means scanning for viruses regularly. Depending on the degree to which you swap floppy disks with other users, share as once a month, or as often as several times a day. Other good habits to cultivate include scanning right before you 62 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    early PC advocates could never have imagined the tasks for which workers, scientists and others have harnessed problem really results from an interrupt conflict, it does allow you to eliminate one possible cause. With that knowledge, you can then go on to troubleshoot on McAfee researchers to Guide 63
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    can trigger false detections when VirusScan software runs. Consult the user's guide for your computer to learn about how its anti-virus features work Associates technical support or send e-mail to [email protected] with a detailed explanation of the problem you encountered. 64 McAfee VirusScan
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    first enters your system. In its initial configuration, the module will deny access to any infected file it finds, whichever Windows version your computer runs. It will also display an alert message that asks you what you to process any other tasks it is running in the background. User's Guide 65
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    computer runs Windows NT Workstation v4.0 or Windows 2000, or if you choose the GUI prompt type on Windows 95 and Windows 98 systems. 66 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    same response to apply to all infected files that the System Scan module finds during this scan operation, select the Apply to all items checkbox in the If the module succeeds, it will restore the file to its original state and record its success in its log file. If the module cannot User's Guide 67
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    scan operations. If you copy this file to your hard disk, this also prevents the System Scan module from detecting the file as a virus. 68 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    tell the Download Scan module to take no action and to resume scanning. The module will continue until it finds another virus on your system or until it finishes the scan operation. Normally, you would use this option to directory you chose in the module's Action property page. User's Guide 69
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    you can extend by configuring VirusScan software to suit your own needs. With this initial configuration, the program will prompt you for a response when it finds a virus (Figure 3-6). Figure 3-6. VirusScan response options 70 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    , the VirusScan application will record the name of the infected file in its log so that you can restore the file from a backup copy. User's Guide 71
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    will prompt you for a response when it finds a virus (Figure 3-8). Figure 3-8. E-Mail proceed with its scan operation, list each infected file it finds in the lower portion of its main window (Figure the virus. The extension will continue until it finds another virus on your system or until it
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    choice does not cause the E-Mail Scan extension to take any action against the virus it detected. See "Viewing virus information" for more details. User's Guide 73
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    menu in the Console window. To learn more about the Console, see Chapter 6, "Creating and Configuring Scheduled Tasks." The Library is part of the McAfee AVERT website, which you can visit at: http://www.nai.com/asp_set/anti_virus/avert/intro.asp The AVERT website has a wealth of virus-related data
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    Software tools you can use to extend or supplement your McAfee anti-virus software • Contact addresses and other information for submitting samples, and other data • Virus definition updates-this includes daily beta .DAT file updates, EXTRA.DAT files, updated Emergency property page User's Guide 75
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    do so, be sure to start your system in the apparently infected state-don't start your system from a clean floppy disk. Several methods sample to McAfee researchers for analysis. To submit a sample file, follow these steps: 1. If you must connect to your network or Internet Service Provider (ISP
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    obligation to supply any information at all here. The Choose Files to Submit panel appears (Figure 3-14). Figure 3-14. Choose Files to Submit panel User's Guide 77
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    click Next> to continue. This tells the SENDVIR.EXE utility to strip everything out of the file except macros or executable code. The Choose E-Mail Service panel appears (Figure 3-16). Figure 3-16. Choose E-mail Service panel 78 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    system. To use this option, your e-mail system must support the Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) standard. Examples of image to send via e-mail, or mail the floppy disk itself to McAfee anti-virus researchers. The researchers would also benefit from having samples of your Guide 79
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    any of your Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files, send these files to McAfee anti-virus researchers, either with the SENDVIR.EXE utility, via e-mail as files, copy NORMAL.DOT and all files from the Microsoft Office Startup folder to the floppy disk. You'll find the Microsoft Office startup
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    disk images To send the files now stored on any floppy disks you created, you can use a McAfee AVERT Labs tool called RWFLOPPY.EXE to make a floppy disk image that encapsulates the infection. The RWFLOPPY. dialog box appears. 5. Click Password to display the Password dialog box. User's Guide 81
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    Š NOTE: If you do not protect your samples with the password INFECTED, McAfee anti-virus scanners may detect and clean samples before they reach our researchers. for your samples, send them to McAfee researchers at one of these e-mail addresses: In the United States In the United Kingdom In Germany
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    you created directly to McAfee anti-virus researchers. McAfee recommends that you create Use these mailing addresses: In the United States: Network Associates, Inc. Virus Research 20460 Gatwickstraat 25 1043 GL Amsterdam Netherlands Š NOTE: McAfee AVERT Labs does keep all submitted samples, but
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    Removing Infections From Your System 84 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Using the VShield Scanner 4 4 What does the VShield scanner do? McAfee desktop anti-virus products use two general methods to protect your system. The first method, background scanning that arrives via Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) or Post Office Protocol (POP-3) sources. User's Guide 85
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    Internet sites. It can also block your browser from connecting to potentially dangerous Internet sites that harbor malicious software. Ë IMPORTANT: To use the E-Mail Scan, Download Scan or Internet Filter they attempt to execute from within infected files. 86 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    that it maintains, and blocks those that could cause problems. • Internet site filtering. The VShield scanner comes your system. Browser and e-mail client support The VShield scanner works seamlessly with to learn how to do the required setup. McAfee has tested these web browsers and verified that
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    Lotus cc:Mail v6.x, v7.x, and v8.x (not MAPI-compliant) McAfee does not certify VShield software compatibility with client software not listed above. modules are active. To learn what each icon state means, see "Understanding the VShield system tray icon states" on page 92. At first, the scanner
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    loads as a Windows NT service called McShield, which you can see in the Windows Services control panel. Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you do not start or stop the McShield service from the Windows control panel. the Components property page. 5. Click OK to close the control panel. User's Guide 89
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    that point, its state will depend on whether states" on page 92. Method 2: Use the System Scan Status dialog box Follow these steps: 1. Double-click the VShield icon in the Windows system tray to open the System Scan Status dialog box (Figure 4-1). Figure 4-1. System Scan Status dialog box 90 McAfee
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    of modules you enable, the VShield icon will display a different state. Method 3: Use the VShield Properties dialog box Follow these steps: on which combination of modules you enable, the VShield icon displays a different state. If you enable all of its modules, the scanner will display in
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    scanner has disabled. Such modules do not scan files. The following table shows and describes each icon state: This icon means that the VShield scanner has started and all VShield modules are active This icon icon means that all VShield modules are inactive 92 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    wizard welcome panel (Figure 4-3). Figure 4-3. VShield configuration wizard - Welcome panel 3. Click Next> to display the System Scan configuration panel (see Figure 4-4 on page 94). User's Guide 93
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    whenever you read from or write to them, or when you shut down your computer. If it finds a virus, the module will sound an alert and prompt you for a response. The module will appear (Figure 4-5). Figure 4-5. VShield configuration wizard - E-mail Scan panel 94 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    NOTE: If you use both types of mail systems, select both checkboxes. Note that the E-Mail Scan module supports only one type of corporate e-mail system at a time, however. If you need to verify which e-mail system learn more about these programs, consult your Microsoft documentation. User's Guide 95
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    click Next> to continue. The next wizard panel sets options for the VShield Internet Filter module (Figure 4-7). Figure 4-7. VShield configuration wizard - Internet Filter panel 96 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    harmful objects and sites that it uses to check the sites you visit and the objects you encounter. If it finds a match, it can either block it automatically, or offer you the chance to allow or deny access. To with a password-choose your options in the VShield Properties dialog box. User's Guide 97
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    to a floppy disk. As an advanced option, you can activate heuristic scanning, which gives the scanner the capability to detect unidentified or unclassified viruses. 98 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    also set it to ask you what to do when it finds a virus. Elsewhere in this module, you can choose options that tell the VShield scanner to display a state icon in the Windows taskbar that tells you at a glance which of the Run, Copy, Create, and Rename checkboxes for full coverage. User's Guide 99
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    NOTE: If you have network drives mapped to your computer from which you copy files, or if other network users copy files from your computer, McAfee strongly recommends that you have the VShield scanner installed both on your computer and on the computer that "owns" the network drive. You should also
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    System Scan module will examine, click Extensions to open the Program File Extensions dialog box (Figure 4-10). Figure 4-10. Program File Extensions dialog box User's Guide 101
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    Scan module at will. Select the System Scan can be disabled checkbox in order to have the option to disable this module. Note that McAfee recommends that you leave the System Scan module enabled for maximum protection. Clearing this checkbox removes the Exit and System Scan items from the VShield
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    you have enabled. See "Understanding the VShield system tray icon states" on page 92 for details. Double-clicking the icon opens the Because the System Scan module looks simultaneously for file characteristics that rule out the possibility of virus infection, it will rarely give User's Guide 103
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    viruses. - Enable macro and program file heuristics scanning. Choose this option to have the module use both types of heuristics scanning. McAfee recommends that you use this option for complete anti-virus protection. Š NOTE: The System Scan module will use heuristic scanning techniques only
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    time. Use the Action property page to specify which response options you want the module to give you when it finds a virus, or which actions you want it to take on its own. Š NOTE: This property page will "Responding when the VShield scanner detects malicious software" on page 65. User's Guide 105
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    4-13). Here you can choose the method you want the System Scan module to use to alert you when it finds a virus. Figure 4-13. Prompt Type area Your choices are: - BIOS. Click this button to see a option tells the module to delete the infected file immediately. 106 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    To preserve files as virus samples, McAfee recommends moving infected files to a quarantine folder as soon as it finds them. By default, the module the infected file as soon as it finds it. If the module cannot remove the module delete every infected file it finds immediately. Be sure to enable the
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    Report options" on page 110 for details), the program will record the names of any viruses it finds and the names of infected files so that you can delete them at your next opportunity. 4. Click Figure 4-14. System Scan Properties dialog box - Alert page 108 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    to Alert Manager for distribution. Alert Manager is a separate McAfee software component that collects alert messages and uses a variety of Select the Sound audible alert checkbox to have the module beep when it finds an infected file. You can change the setting for this option only User's Guide 109
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    the Log to file checkbox. By default, the System Scan module writes log information to the file VSHLOG.TXT in the VirusScan program directory. 110 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    this information: • Virus Detection. Select this checkbox to have the log file record how many viruses the module finds during each scan session. Clear the checkbox to leave this information out of the log file. • Virus the actions that the module took during each scan session. User's Guide 111
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    target, and explains whether the application will exclude the item when it scans files, when it scans your hard disk boot sector, or both. 112 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    volumes to the exclusion list. Click Add to open the Add Exclude Item dialog box (Figure 4-17). Figure 4-17. Add Exclude Item dialog box User's Guide 113
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    in your hard disk's boot sector or master boot record. Use this option to exclude system files, such as COMMAND.COM, from scan operations. + WARNING: McAfee recommends that you do not exclude your system files during a scan session. e. Repeat Step a. through Step d. until you have listed all of the
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    soon as it appears on your desktop, the module can intercept viruses before they have a chance to spread. When it finds a virus, the module can ask you what you want it to do, or it can take a variety of automatic tell the module which e-mail systems you use before it can activate. User's Guide 115
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    e-mail attachments checkbox. The options in the rest of the property page activate (Figure 4-18). Figure 4-18. E-mail Scan Properties dialog box - Detection page 116 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    usually do so through a gateway application. The E-mail Scan module supports two types of corporate e-mail systems: - Microsoft Exchange (MAPI). option if you work from home or through a dial-up Internet service provider with such software as Qualcomm's Eudora Pro, Microsoft's Outlook Guide 117
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    viruses in files attached to each e-mail message as it arrives in your MAPI mailbox or via other MAPI services. • If you chose Lotus cc:Mail as your corporate e-mail system, you'll need to tell the , see "Current list of compressed files scanned" on page 292. 118 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Heuristic scanning technology enables the E-Mail Scan module to recognize new viruses based on their resemblance to similar viruses that the module already knows. User's Guide 119
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    Because the E-Mail Scan module looks simultaneously for file characteristics that rule out the possibility of virus infection, it will rarely give you this option to have the module use both types of heuristics scanning. McAfee recommends that you use this option for complete anti-virus protection. Š
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    time. Use the Action property page to specify which response options you want the module to give you when it finds a virus, or which actions you want it to take on its own. Š NOTE: The E-Mail Scan module (Figure 4-22). Figure 4-22. E-mail Scan Properties dialog box - Action page User's Guide 121
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    to ask you what to do when it finds a virus-the module will display an alert message that the module displays when it finds a virus. Selecting Delete file here, NOTE: The E-Mail Scan module does not support this option for Lotus cc:Mail v7.x and finds them. The module moves these files to
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    "Choosing Report options" on page 127 for details), the program will record the names of any viruses it finds and the names of infected files so that you can delete them at your next opportunity. Use this option Cancel will not undo any changes you already saved by clicking Apply. User's Guide 123
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    remove viruses from your system automatically, as it finds them, with almost no further intervention. But if you want the module to send alert messages to Alert Manager for distribution. Alert Manager is a separate McAfee software component that collects alert messages and uses a variety of methods to
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    is a template-the module will send the message you compose automatically to each recipient you designate, so McAfee recommends that you enter a message that all recipients can read and understand. Apart from the steps you e-mail message, the To: button and text box are unavailable. User's Guide 125
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    from your mail system's user directory or address book. Š NOTE: To find an e-mail address in your mail system's user directory, you must store address Select the Sound audible alert checkbox to have the module beep when it finds an infected file. You can change the setting for this option only
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    Display custom message checkbox to have the module add a custom message to the alert box it displays when it finds an infected file. As with the audible alert, you can change the setting for this option only if you to display the correct property page (see Figure 4-24 on page 128). User's Guide 127
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    . You can choose to record any of this information: • Virus Detection. Select this checkbox to have the log file record how many viruses the module finds during each scan session. Clear the checkbox to leave this information out of the log file. 128
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    scan session. Clear this checkbox to leave this information out. Š NOTE: The E-Mail Scan module does not support this option for Lotus cc:Mail v7.x and earlier e-mail systems. The option will not appear here if Cancel will not undo any changes you already saved by clicking Apply. User's Guide 129
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    the E-mail Scan module's Detection page. See "Choosing Detection options" on page 116 for details. When it finds a virus, the module can ask you what you want it to do, or it can take a variety Figure 4-25. Download Scan Properties dialog box - Detection page 130 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    any way. • Scan compressed files. Select the Compressed files checkbox to have the module look for viruses in compressed files or in file archives. User's Guide 131
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    or previously unidentified virus. Because the Download Scan module looks simultaneously for file characteristics that rule out the possibility of virus infection, it will rarely give you a false indication of the Download Scan module to use. Your choices are: 132 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    file heuristics scanning. Choose this option to have the module use both types of heuristics scanning. McAfee recommends that you use this option for complete anti-virus protection. Š NOTE: The Download Scan Cancel will not undo any changes you already saved by clicking Apply. User's Guide 133
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    user action. Choose this response if you want the Download Scan module to ask you what to do when it finds a virus-the module will display an alert message and offer you a range of possible responses. Š NOTE: to prompt you with a message, a beep, or both. 134 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    message that the module displays when it finds a virus. Selecting Delete file here, for a quarantine folder as soon as it finds them. The module moves these files any action against the virus it finds. If you also activate the the names of any viruses it finds and the names of infected files so
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    Scan module look for and remove viruses from your system automatically, as it finds them, with almost no further intervention. But if you want the module to tell you as soon as checkbox to have the module send alert messages to Alert Manager for distribution. 136 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Scanner Alert Manager is a separate McAfee software component that collects alert messages and . 3. Select the Sound audible alert checkbox to have the module beep when it finds an infected file. You can change the setting for this option only if you select saved by clicking Apply. User's Guide 137
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    the Log to file checkbox. By default, the Download Scan module writes log information to the file WEBINET.TXT in the VirusScan program directory. 138 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    • Virus Detection. Select this checkbox to have the log file record how many viruses the module finds during each scan session. Clear the checkbox to leave this information out. • Infected file deletion. Select Scan module settings. Clear the checkbox to leave this information out. User's Guide 139
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    objects known to cause harm to screen Java classes and ActiveX controls you encounter as you browse. When it finds a virus, the module can ask you what you want it to do, or it can block the specified that you wanted to install the Internet Scan component. 140 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    the objects you encounter as you visit Internet sites with an internal database that lists the characteristics of objects known to cause harm. When it finds a match, the module can alert you and let you decide what to do, or it can automatically keep the object from downloading. See "Choosing Action
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    that users do not delete them. Each address consists of four numeric groups of one to three digits each, formatted in this manner: 123. series is the banned site's domain address-the number you use to find it on the Internet- and the second is a "subnet mask." McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    list in the text box on the left. Be sure to format the address with periods between each number group. b. Type the subnet mask associated with the IP address you want to add to the Banned IP Addresses Banned URLs dialog box (Figure 4-34). Figure 4-34. Banned URLs dialog box User's Guide 143
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    list so that it has all of the addresses you want to block, click OK to return to the Internet Filter Properties dialog box. 144 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    from the list, click the Alert tab to specify whether you want the Internet Filter module to prompt you with a message, a beep, or both. User's Guide 145
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    harmful objects or dangerous Internet sites away from your system automatically, as it finds them, with almost no further intervention. But if you want the module to tell you as soon as 4-37). Figure 4-37. Internet Filter Properties dialog box - Alert page 146 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    to Alert Manager for distribution. Alert Manager is a separate McAfee software component that collects alert messages and uses a variety of Select the Sound audible alert checkbox to have the module beep when it finds an infected file. You can change the setting for this option only User's Guide 147
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    Report tab in the Internet Filter module to display the correct property page (Figure 4-38). Figure 4-38. Internet Filter Properties dialog box - Report page 148 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    (see Step 4 on page 102 for details), then protect that setting with a password, to can enforce a strict anti-virus security policy easily and effectively. User's Guide 149
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    which property pages in individual modules you want to lock. The other tabs in the Security Properties dialog box let you designate individual pages. 150 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    dialog box Enter the password you chose in the text box provided, then click OK to get access to the VShield Properties dialog box. User's Guide 151
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    close the dialog box without saving any changes, click Cancel. Š NOTE: Clicking Cancel will not undo any changes you already saved by clicking Apply. 152 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    shortcut menu The VShield scanner groups several of its common commands in active. To learn what each icon state means, see "Understanding the VShield system tray icon states" on page 92. You can stop of its modules enabled. In this state, the scanner still leaves an icon in the Windows system tray that
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    its shortcut menu. 2. Choose Exit. The VShield scanner will stop and unload itself from memory. The VShield icon will disappear from the Windows taskbar. 154 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    menu. This will shut the Console down and unload it from memory. To run any tasks you have scheduled, the Console must be active. User's Guide 155
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    panel (Figure 4-43). to open it Figure 4-43. VirusScan control panel - Service page 3. Click Stop in the Service page. All active VirusScan components will stop, close all open windows or dialog boxes "Enabling or starting the VShield scanner" on page 88. 156 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    modules will read Enable. 3. Click Close to close the dialog box. Depending on which combination of modules you enable, the VShield icon will display a different state. To learn what each icon state means, see "Understanding the VShield system tray icon states" on page 92. User's Guide 157
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    on which modules you disable, the VShield icon will display a different state. If you disable all of its modules, the scanner will display in tray. Using this method to disable the module makes the disabled state the module's "default" state. If you later use the shortcut menu to enable the module,
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    tab that corresponds to the program component you want to configure, then click Properties to open the VShield Properties dialog box for that module. User's Guide 159
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    Console icon in the Windows system tray to bring the Console window to the foreground (see Figure 4-42 on page 155). 2. Double-click the McAfee VShield task in the task list to display the Task Properties dialog box shown in Figure 4-46. Figure 4-46. VShield Task Properties dialog box 3. Click
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    the VirusScan application? McAfee desktop anti-virus operation, which targets it examines, what it does when it finds a virus, or any other aspect of the scan operation. of desktop anti-virus program components described in this User's Guide, and to a particular component of that set: SCAN32
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    . Depending on the degree to which you swap as often as several times a day. Other good habits to cultivate down your computer each day. Use the VShield today, it takes only a moment to download a virus from a conflict has disabled background scanning for that moment, or if you have not configured
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    running the application from the command line. The VirusScan Administrator's Guide lists the command-line options for this method. The next taskbar, point to Programs, then to Network Associates. Next, choose McAfee VirusScan. The VirusScan Classic main window appears (Figure 5-1). Figure 5-1.
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    application activity log. Choose View Activity Log from the File menu to open the VSCLOG.TXT file in a Notepad window. Figure 5-2. VirusScan Activity Log 164 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    to run-Scan My Computer and Scan Drive 'C'. To learn more about configuring and running scan tasks, see "Creating new tasks" on page 200. User's Guide 165
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    saved from the VirusScan application window. This reopens the VirusScan application window and loads the configuration options you saved (Figure 5-4). Figure 5-4. VirusScan Advanced window 166 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    the settings file, then choosing Start from the shortcut menu that appears. Ordinarily, you'll find your settings files in the VirusScan program directory, but you can save your settings files anywhere these property pages, "Configuring VirusScan application options" on page 208. User's Guide 167
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    to use as it runs. For a complete list of available options, see the VirusScan Administrator's Guide. Precede each option with a /. Although the application will allow you to specify some options without can choose configuration options for a scan operation. 168 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    • what you want it to scan • what you want it to do if it finds a virus • how it should let you know when it finds a virus • whether you want it to keep track of its actions A series of property virus infection (Figure 5-6). Figure 5-6. VirusScan Classic window - Where & What page User's Guide 169
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    application will not scan files stored at the root level of the folder you designate. To scan those files, clear the Include subfolders checkbox. 170 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    scan all of the files on the target you specified, whatever their extensions. Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you choose this option for your first scan operation, or periodically thereafter, to software to give you when it finds a virus, or which actions you want it to take on its own. User
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    this response to tell the VirusScan application to remove the virus code from the infected file as soon as it finds it. If the application cannot remove the virus, it will note the incident in its log file. See file, it will note the incident in its log file. 172 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Virus Found dialog box that appears when the application finds an infected file. This alert message can contain any information, from a simple warning to instructions about how to report the incident to a network page (Figure 5-9). Figure 5-9. VirusScan Classic window - Report page User's Guide 173
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    application 2. Choose the types of alert methods you want the VirusScan application to use when it finds a virus. You can have it: • Display a custom message. Select the Display message the ability to activate the application's heuristic detection capability. 174 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    it: • what you want it to scan • what you want it to do if it finds a virus • how it should let you know when it finds a virus • whether you want it to keep track of its actions • which items you virus infection (Figure 5-10). Figure 5-10. VirusScan Advanced window - Detection page User's Guide 175
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    logically mapped via Windows Explorer to a drive letter on your computer. b. When you've chosen your target, click OK to close the dialog box. 176 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    , then click OK to close the dialog box. • Remove scan targets. Select one of the listed scan targets, then click Remove to delete it. User's Guide 177
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    . Select the All Files checkbox to have the application scan all of the files on the target you specified, whatever their extensions. Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you choose this option for your first scan operation, or periodically thereafter, to ensure that your system is virus-free. You can
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    virus. Because the application looks simultaneously for file characteristics that rule out the possibility of virus infection, it will rarely to have the application use both types of heuristics scanning. McAfee recommends that you use this option for complete anti-virus protection User's Guide 179
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    response options you want VirusScan software to give you when it finds a virus, or which actions you want it to take disk-the program will display an alert message when it finds a virus and offer you a range of possible responses displays when it finds a virus. Selecting Delete file, here, for example,
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    virus code from the infected file as soon as it finds it. If the application cannot remove the virus, it option to have the application delete every infected file it finds immediately. Be sure to enable the reporting feature so viruses it finds and the names of infected files so that you can
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    system automatically, as it finds them, with almost no further intervention. To have the application tell you immediately when it finds a virus so that messages to Alert Manager for distribution. Alert Manager is a separate McAfee software component that collects alert messages and uses a variety of
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    Display custom message checkbox to have the application add a custom message to the alert box it displays when it finds an infected file. As with the audible alert, you can change the setting for this option only if you review from within the application or from your text editor. User's Guide 183
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    log exceeds the file size you set, the application erases the existing log and begins again from the point at which it left off. 184 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    system down: • Virus detection. Select this checkbox to have the log file record how many viruses the application finds during each scan operation. Clear the checkbox to leave this information out of the log file. • Virus this checkbox to leave this information out of the log file. User's Guide 185
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    exclude items text box. To learn more about how to use the VirusScan control panel, see "Understanding the VirusScan control panel" on page 277. 186 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    application to exclude. Š NOTE: If you have chosen to move infected files to a quarantine folder automatically, the application excludes that folder from scan operations. User's Guide 187
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    hard disk's boot sector or master boot record. Use this option to exclude system files, such as COMMAND.COM, from scan operations. + WARNING: McAfee recommends that you do not exclude your system files from scan operations. e. Repeat Step a. through Step d. until you have listed all of the files
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    box below to confirm your choice. b. Click OK to close the Specify Password dialog box. 4. Click OK to return to the VirusScan Advanced window. User's Guide 189
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    Using the VirusScan application 190 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    on the number, type, size and other characteristics of any viruses it finds. • Supplement or replace on-access scanning. McAfee recommends that you use VShield software to scan continuously for viruses, but if your system reduces the likelihood that infected files remain undetected. User's Guide 191
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    start your computer, that scan all drives included in the My Computer group, that scan your C: drive, and that update VirusScan software data the VirusScan Console running in order to run any tasks you have scheduled. McAfee recommends that you set the Console to start automatically, as soon as you
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    default tasks that come with the Console, pre-configured and ready to run. A "task" is a set of instructions to run a particular program, in a certain configuration, at a certain time. Along with a name for each task , click View, point to Toolbar, then choose Standard Buttons. User's Guide 193
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    active at the same time-a check mark beside the menu item indicates which view is active. You'll find most of the same toolbar commands in the menus at the top of the Console window, and in shortcut 't want to run. See "Enabling tasks" on page 204 for details. 194 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    or stopping the VShield scanner" on page 153. • Connect to the McAfee Virus Information Library. Choose Virus List from the View menu, or click information" on page 74 to learn more about what information you'll find in the library. Š NOTE: To connect to the Virus Information User's Guide 195
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    up the VShield properties dialog box to configure it. See "Setting VShield scanner properties" on page 97 to learn which options you have available. 196 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    server or File Transfer Protocol (FTP) site that you designate. The task comes configured to connect to a McAfee server, but you may also set it to download files internally. You must also schedule and activate the task , see "Configuring VirusScan application options" on page 208. User's Guide 197
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    to see these statistics. To learn how to display a real-time update for these statistics, see "Tracking VShield software status information" on page 159. 198 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    the Password protect this task checkbox, then click Password to open the Specify Password dialog box. b. Enter a unique password in the text box provided. User's Guide 199
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    copy the existing configuration options from the Scan My Computer and Scan Drive 'C' tasks for use as foundation settings for your own new tasks. 200 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    password in the text box provided. You may enter a maximum of 20 characters of any type. Be sure to choose a password you will remember. User's Guide 201
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    task. 4. Specify how you want the task interface to appear and the degree of control over the task you want to have as it runs. box active. The VirusScan application will still notify you when it finds a virus, if you have configured any local alerting options for McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    VirusScan application to quit automatically if it has not detected any viruses during this scan task. If the application does find a virus, it will remain open to display its scan results. If you run the task in normal scan appears. Click Scan Now in this window to run the task. User's Guide 203
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    pages for each of the scanner's modules. The Task Properties dialog boxes for the AutoUpdate and AutoUpgrade tasks, meanwhile, will not include status pages. 204 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    a month from the list to the right. Next, enter the date and the year in the text boxes provided. • Daily. This runs your task once at the time you specify on the days you indicate. Enter the time in the text box provided, then select the checkboxes in the Start At area
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    each month on the day and at the time you specify. Enter the time in the leftmost text box, then enter the day of the month on to run. If, for example, you set this task to run daily at 15:00, then you selected Enable randomization and specified a time window McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    pages for all VShield modules. The Task Properties dialog box for AutoUpdate and AutoUpgrade will not include a status page. To learn more about how to find status information for the VShield scanner, see "Tracking VShield software status information" on page 159. User
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    you can use to define your task. These property pages replicate many of the options you find in the VirusScan application main window, and add others that help you define a task you want 6-8). Figure 6-8. VirusScan Properties dialog box - Detection page 208 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    the application to scan all drives logically mapped via Windows Explorer to a drive letter on your computer. b. Click OK to close the dialog box. User's Guide 209
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    , then click OK to close the dialog box. • Remove scan targets. Select one of the listed scan targets, then click Remove to delete it. 210 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    application scan all of the files on the target you specified, whatever their extensions. Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you choose this option for your first scan operation, or periodically thereafter, to ensure that box (Figure 6-11). Figure 6-11. Advanced Scan Settings dialog box User's Guide 211
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    virus. Because the application looks simultaneously for file characteristics that rule out the possibility of virus infection, it will rarely give option to have the application use both types of heuristics scanning. McAfee recommends that you use this option for complete anti-virus protection.
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    time. Use the Action property page to specify which response options you want VirusScan software to give you when it finds a virus, or which actions you want it to take on its own. Follow these steps: 1. To start to display the correct property page (see Figure 6-12 on page 214). User's Guide 213
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    the Action page causes an option button to appear in an alert message that the application displays when it finds a virus. Selecting Delete file, here, for example, causes a Delete button to appear in the alert This is the only option not selected by default. 214 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Choose this response to tell the application to remove the virus code from the infected file as soon as it finds it. If the application cannot remove the virus, it will note the incident in its log file. • Clicking Cancel will not undo any changes you already saved by clicking Apply. User's Guide 215
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    system automatically, as it finds them, with almost no further intervention. To have the application tell you immediately when it finds a virus so that messages to Alert Manager for distribution. Alert Manager is a separate McAfee software component that collects alert messages and uses a variety of
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    Display custom message checkbox to have the application add a custom message to the alert box it displays when it finds an infected file. As with the audible alert, you can change the setting for this option only if you later review from within the application or from a text editor. User's Guide 217
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    disk or on your network. You may use a different file, but the text file must already exist. The application will not create a new file. 218 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    • Virus detection. Select this checkbox to have the log file record how many viruses the application finds during each scan operation. Clear the checkbox to leave this information out of the log file. • files the application moved to a quarantine folder. - Your application settings. User's Guide 219
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    Bin because Windows will not run items stored there. This item, therefore, will appear in the exclusion list when you first open the window. 220 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    exclude. You can • Add files, folders or volumes to the exclusion list. Click Add to open the Add Exclude Item dialog box (Figure 6-16). User's Guide 221
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    in your hard disk's boot sector or master boot record. Use this option to exclude system files, such as COMMAND.COM, from scan operations. + WARNING: McAfee recommends that you do not exclude your system files from scan operations. 222
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    dialog box appears (see Figure 6-8 on page 208). Click the Security tab to display the correct property page. (see Figure 6-17 on page 224). User's Guide 223
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    any task you create by copying this task (see "Using the Console window" on page 194 for details), select the Inherit security options checkbox. 224 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    to the Console window without saving your changes, click Cancel. Š NOTE: Clicking Cancel will not undo any changes you already saved by clicking Apply. User's Guide 225
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    Creating and Configuring Scheduled Tasks 226 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    the scan engine? The Olympus scan engine is at the heart of McAfee anti-virus software. The engine contains the program logic necessary to scan particular points, process and pattern-match virus definitions with data it finds in your files, decrypt and run virus code in an emulated . User's Guide 227
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    alerts and other useful items to subscribers. McAfee recommends using a combination of this service and the mechanisms provided in VirusScan software to purpose-it can choose which route it must take based on what it finds on your system. To learn more about how iDAT files work, see Appendix D,
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    package, on any supported Windows platform, without to automate updates to a significant degree. To learn how to combine the down any active scan operations, services, or other memory-resident software that changes with each .DAT file release. McAfee does not recommend this method to update Guide 229
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    the default configuration enabled, each network node tries to update its .DAT files at once. Instead, McAfee recommends that you use AutoUpdate in conjunction with its companion service, the Enterprise SecureCast channel, in an efficient "push-pull" arrangement. Once you install its client software
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    Reduce the likelihood that you will need to wait to download new .DAT files. Traffic on McAfee servers increases dramatically on regular .DAT file publishing dates. Avoiding the competition for network bandwidth enables whether you want it to keep track of its actions in a log file User's Guide 231
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    . A site is disabled if you clear this checkbox. This designation does not change whether or not the AutoUpdate utility can connect with the site. 232 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    want to make, then click OK to save them and return to this dialog box. To see descriptions and instructions for configuring the available options, see "Configuring update options" on page 235. • Remove an existing site as lower in priority, select the site, then click Move Down. User's Guide 233
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    available. If you have the Force Update option selected, AutoUpdate will download any .DAT files it finds on the first site to which it can connect successfully. See "Configuring advanced update options" on page the task or when you shut your system down. 234 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    site, then click Edit. Either action will open the Automatic Update Properties dialog box (Figure 7-4). Figure 7-4. Automatic Update Properties dialog box Update Options page User's Guide 235
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    selecting the Use Logged In Account checkbox has slightly different effects. If you've scheduled your file update, the AutoUpdate utility will use its own service account to log on to the upgrade server and download new files. If you click Update now, the AutoUpdate utility will use the same account
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    files on an FTP site you designate. To use this option, the target server must have an FTP service enabled. By default, the utility will download new files from the Network Associates FTP site, which accepts ZIP archives, then install them into the VirusScan program directory. User's Guide 237
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    save the .DAT file package, enter a path and folder name in the text box below this checkbox, or click Browse to locate a suitable folder. 238 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Update. Select this checkbox to tell the AutoUpdate utility to download and install whichever .DAT file package it finds on the target server, whether that package is more recent than your existing .DAT files or not. You your .DAT files, you should also leave this checkbox clear. User's Guide 239
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    protect your configuration settings, if you wish • Configure the task to download new files from a specific location on your network, or on the Internet 240 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    does not come configured with any default upgrade site. Instead, McAfee recommends that you use other mechanisms, such as the Enterprise SecureCast service, to receive new SuperDAT or program files, then place those files it downloads-install them, save them for future use, or both User's Guide 241
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    tasks" on page 204. 2. Click Configure. The Automatic Upgrade dialog box appears with the Upgrade Sites property page selected (see Figure 7-7 on page 243). 242 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    each site in turn, starting from the top of the list, until it successfully downloads new files or determines that no new files exist. User's Guide 243
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    to make, then click OK to save them and return to this dialog box. To see descriptions and instructions for configuring the available options, see "Configuring upgrade options" on page 246. • Remove an existing site you chose for this task. Click Upgrade now. 244 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    a listed site after three tries, or if it does not find new program files, it will connect to each of the other sites listed until it finds the most current program files available. 4. Click the Log Activity 999KB. By default, the AutoUpgrade utility limits the file size to 100KB. User's Guide 245
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    : 1. Enter a descriptive name in the Site Name text box that clearly identifies the new site. An example might be Internal Program File Upgrade Site. 246 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    If you've scheduled your file update, the AutoUpgrade utility will use its own service account to log on to the upgrade server and download new files. If part of the Local Administrators group-to install new scan engine or any program files that replace existing VirusScan services. User's Guide 247
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    on an FTP site you designate. To use this option, the target server must have an FTP service enabled. The AutoUpgrade utility uses its own FTP implementation to connect to the server, but the timeout display the property page shown in Figure 7-5 on page 238. 248 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    : • Reboot system, if needed, after a successful update. Select this checkbox to have the AutoUpgrade utility restart your system after it installs new program files. User's Guide 249
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    as part of the file name. 2. Download the file AUTOUPG.ZIP, which you will find on the Network Associates FTP site in this location: ftp://:@ftp.nai.com/licensed anti-virus software expects to find a lower-case filename: pkgdesc.ini. 250 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    the file name you specify and in the location you specify. By default, the SuperDAT utility creates a log file in the current working directory. User's Guide 251
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    download and install the new files from this package. To learn more about how the SuperDAT utility works, download the SuperDAT User's Guide from the McAfee website at: http://www.nai.com/asp_set/download/upgrade/login.asp Otherwise, consult the README.TXT file that comes with each weekly SuperDAT
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    in old e-mail messages stored on your server or in e-mail messages that arrive during periods you are logged off from your e-mail system. User's Guide 253
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    fast e-mail connections between powerful, web-enabled, scripted client software, it takes only a moment to get infected, sometimes even before you open your mail. Regular scan operations can often or Outlook mailbox for viruses (see Figure 8-1 on page 255). 254 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    To resume the operation, click . Figure 8-1. E-Mail Scan extension at work If it finds an infected file, the E-Mail Scan extension will ask you how to respond to the want it to do if it finds a virus • how it should let you know when it finds a virus • whether you want it to keep track of
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    , or click in the client application toolbar. The E-Mail Scan Properties dialog box will appear (Figure 8-2). Figure 8-2. E-Mail Scan Properties dialog box - Detection page 256 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    HTML) tags, and VBScript applets, all of which can in turn harbor specialized viruses, worms, or Trojan horse programs. Š NOTE: The extension after you have installed and used your mail system for some time, McAfee recommends that you perform at least one such scan operation to ensure that Guide 257
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    the All Files checkbox to have the E-Mail Scan extension scan all file types in your mailbox, whatever their file name extensions. Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you choose this option for your first scan operation, or periodically thereafter, to ensure that your mailbox is virus-free. You can then
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    virus. Because the extension looks simultaneously for file characteristics that rule out the possibility of virus infection, it will rarely give to have the extension use both types of heuristics scanning. McAfee recommends that you use this option for complete anti-virus protection . User's Guide 259
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    Use the Action property page to specify which response options you want the extension to give you when it finds a virus, or which actions you want it to take on its own. Follow these steps: 1. Click will change to show you additional options for each response. 260 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    mailbox-the program will display an alert message when it finds a virus and offer you a range of possible in an alert message that the extension displays when it finds a virus. Selecting Delete file, here, for example, Exchange server as soon as it finds them. The extension moves these files to
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    infected attachment as soon as it finds it. If the extension cannot infected e-mail attachment it finds immediately. Be sure to names of any viruses it finds and the names of infected files finds them, with almost no further intervention. To have the extension tell you immediately when it finds
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    E-Mail Scan extension send alert messages to Alert Manager for distribution. Alert Manager is a separate McAfee software component that collects alert messages and uses a variety of methods to send them to recipients recipient in your organization, or any number of other recipients. User's Guide 263
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    the message you compose automatically to each recipient you designate, so McAfee recommends that you enter a message that all recipients can read from your mail system's user directory or address book. Š NOTE: To find an e-mail address in your mail system's user directory, you must store address
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    you entered for this message. 4. Select the Sound audible alert checkbox to have the extension beep when it finds an infected file. You can change the setting for this option only if you select Prompt for user action text box provided. You can enter a maximum of 250 characters here. User's Guide 265
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    Report tab in the E-Mail Scan Properties dialog box to display the correct property page (Figure 8-6). Figure 8-6. E-Mail Scan Properties dialog box - Report page 266 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    down: • Virus detection. Select this checkbox to have the log file record how many viruses the extension finds during each scan operation. Clear the checkbox to leave this information out of the log file. • Virus cleaning checkbox to leave this information out of the log file. User's Guide 267
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    close the dialog box without saving your changes, click Cancel. Š NOTE: Clicking Cancel will not undo any changes you already saved by clicking Apply. 268 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    v8.0. The cc:Mail clients use a proprietary e-mail system that the E-Mail Scan extension does not support directly. Instead, VirusScan software includes a specialized cc:Mail extensions that plugs into VShield software, logs on and report options that you want ScreenScan to use. User's Guide 269
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    to examine for viruses. You can • Add scan targets. Click Add to open the Add Scan Item dialog box (see Figure 8-8 on page 271). 270 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    , then click OK to close the dialog box. • Remove scan targets. Select one of the listed scan targets, then click Remove to delete it. User's Guide 271
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    All Files checkbox to have the utility scan all of the files in the mailbox or public folder you specified, whatever their extensions. Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you choose this option for your first scan operation, or periodically thereafter, to ensure that your system is virus-free. You can
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    a new or previously unidentified virus. Because the utility looks simultaneously for file characteristics that rule out the possibility of virus infection, it will rarely give you a false indication of files with a sufficient number of these characteristics as potential viruses. User's Guide 273
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    Scanning Tools - Enable macro and program file heuristics scanning. Choose this option to have the utility use both types of heuristics scanning. McAfee recommends that you use this option for complete anti-virus protection. Š NOTE: The utility will use heuristic scanning techniques only on the
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    utility will run the next time your current screen saver does. If you change screen savers, you should reconfigure your ScreenScan utility options also. User's Guide 275
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    Using Specialized Scanning Tools 276 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    choose whether you want to have the VirusScan management service load itself when your computer starts. Š NOTE: McAfee strongly recommends that you set the VirusScan management service to load at startup. If you do not, control panel itself (see Figure 9-1 on page 278). to open User's Guide 277
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    ) as soon as you start your computer. The management service oversees all communications between VirusScan program components, determines which components must load to accomplish program tasks, and allows you to start or stop all program components at once. 278 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    . If your computer runs Windows 95 or Windows 98, this service is not directly accessible. Š NOTE: McAfee strongly recommends that you set the VirusScan management service to load at startup. If you do not, you might not any scan task you configure from within the VirusScan Console. User's Guide 279
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    OK to save your changes and close the control panel. Click Cancel to close the control panel without saving your changes. Š NOTE: The VirusScan management service must restart itself and all active VirusScan components in order to implement any changes you make. 280
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    utility All McAfee anti-virus any workstation detects an infected file. McAfee provides Alert Manager server software for server now comes as an independent package bundled with McAfee NetShield anti-virus software. You can install this statistics and problem areas. To learn how to install
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    ALR files, and distributing the alert messages from any it finds. Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you send alert events directly to an Alert alert messages into the Network Associates Magic HelpDesk application for trouble-ticket generation and other features. Alert Manager messages also contain
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    ) administrative software. By default, this checkbox is clear. McAfee recommends that you leave it clear so that the client sends alert messages out. Š NOTE: If you use McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator software in your network environment, VirusScan software will still send
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    they are not connected to your network. If you have Active Directory Services installed on your computer, clicking Browse displays a list of logical to locate a published Alert Manager server if you have Active Directory Services installed on this computer and running on your network. To prevent
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    , if it contains the CENTALRT.TXT file, so that it checks periodically for .ALR files. If it finds one, it extracts the contents of the alert message from the file, distributes the message via one of its Centralized Alerting directory to capture any other alert messages that arrive. User's Guide 285
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    entered a number, click OK to close the dialog box. 4. Click OK to save your changes and close the Alert Manager Client Configuration dialog box. 286 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    the Add Program File Extension dialog box. Type the three-character extension you want to add in the text box provided. Do not include the dot that normally precedes a file name extension. Next, click OK to return to the Program File Extensions dialog box. You can add as many unique extensions
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    example, the software will use the .XL? wildcard to look for viruses in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (.XLS) and template (.XLT) files. Š NOTE: McAfee recommends that you scan your system thoroughly during your first scan operation, or periodically thereafter, without limiting the scope of the scan
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    Default Vulnerable and Compressed File Extensions Table 9-1. Vulnerable file name extensions Extension .COM .CSC .DL? .DOC .DOT .EXE .GMS .GZ? .HLP .HT? .ICE .IM? .INI .JS? .LZH File Type Program can contain virus code that acts directly on web browsers. LHARC compressed files User's Guide 289
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    object) files. These files can introduce commands that cause unwanted behavior on the host computer. Lotus AmiPro spreadsheet files. These files include macro capabilities. 290 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    . Although they are nominally plain text, these files can contain powerful scripting functions that act through browser software. WinZip and PKZip compressed archive files. User's Guide 291
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    target, or add the compressed file's extension to the Program Extensions dialog box, to have the scanner look for viruses in the compressed file. 292 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Scans compressed files within archive • Scans archive • Scans compressed files within archive VShield scanner support? • Scans compressed file if listed in Program Extensions dialog box • Scans compressed file Extensions dialog box • Will not scan compressed files within archive User's Guide 293
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    file RAR compressed archive UNIX tape archive file PKZip or WinZip file VirusScan application support? • Scans compressed file if listed in Program Extensions dialog box • Scans compressed dialog box • Will not scan compressed files within archive 294 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    B Support Services B Adding value to your McAfee product Choosing McAfee anti-virus, Sniffer Technologies network management, and PGP security software helps to ensure that the critical technology you rely on functions smoothly and effectively. Taking advantage of a Network Associates support plan
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    documents, including user's guides, FAQ lists, and release notes • Online data file updates and product upgrades The PrimeSupport Connect plan The PrimeSupport Connect plan gives you telephone access to essential product assistance from experienced technical support staff members. With this plan
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    Network Associates Support Services The PrimeSupport Priority plan The PrimeSupport Priority plan gives you round-the-clock telephone access to essential product assistance from experienced Network Associates technical support staff members. You can purchase the PrimeSupport Priority plan on an
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    Associates Support Services By calling in advance, your PrimeSupport Enterprise representative can help to prevent problems before products and technology • Unrestricted, 24-hour-per-day online access to technical solutions from a searchable this guide. 298 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    one business day Calls answered in 3 minutes, response in one business day Within 1 hour find out more about PrimeSupport, Training and Consultancy options available outside North America, contact your regional sales office. Contact information appears near the front of this guide. User's Guide
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    /asp_set/download/upgrade/login.asp • Free 24-hour-per-day, seven-days-per-week access to online or electronic support through the Network Associates voice and fax system, the Network Associates website, and through such other electronic services as America Online and CompuServe. To contact Network
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    team within minutes. Your cost will be $35 per incident. All McAfee products (800) 950-1165 • Pay-Per-Minute Plan. This plan gives you support only when you need it. You get 900-number access to technical support staff members on a priority basis to minimize your hold time. Your first two minutes
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    Network Associates Customer Service at (972) 855-7044 • In international locations, contact the Network Associates retail technical support center closest to your location for more information. Some support options may not be available in some locations. 302 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    with troubleshooting assistance or help in establishing baselines for network performance. Network Associates consultants also develop and deliver custom solutions to help accomplish your project goals-from lengthy, large-scale implementations to brief problem-solving assignments. Jumpstart Services
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    network professionals through practical, hands-on instruction. The Total Education Services technology curriculum focuses on network fault and performance management and teaches problem-solving at all levels. Network Associates also offers modular product training so that you understand the features
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    they become available, without your having to download them. The SecureCast service makes use of BackWeb "push" technology to send out new files to the appropriate address: [email protected] (United States) [email protected] (Europe) [email protected] ( .asp User's Guide 305
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    Service to Get New Data Files Why should I update my data files? Your software relies on information in its virus definition files (.DAT) files to identify viruses. More than 200 new viruses appear each month, however, and older .DAT files might not recognize them. To meet this challenge, McAfee
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    client 2. Register to receive SecureCast service InfoPaks To get started with the SecureCast service, review the system requirements shown below your hard disk. If your product came on CD-ROM, select the SecureCast service from the choices on the installation CD-ROM, or locate the file ESC_501.EXE
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    Using the SecureCast Service to Get New Data Files Figure C-1. BackWeb client welcome panel 3. Read the instructions and warnings on this panel, then click Next> to continue. 4. The BackWeb license agreement appears (Figure C-2). Figure C-2. BackWeb Software License Agreement panel 5. Click Yes to
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    Using the SecureCast Service to Get New Data Files Figure C-3. Choose Destination Location panel 7. Enter a new location for Setup to install the client its progress. When it has finished, Setup displays the Connection Type panel (Figure C-4). Figure C-4. Connection Type panel User's Guide 309
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    Continue with Step 9. • Modem. Choose this option if you dial up to connect to an Internet service provider, or into your corporate network. Skip to Step 13. The Communication Method panel appears (Figure help at http://www.backweb.com/. Next, skip to Step 13. 310 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Using the SecureCast Service to Get New Data Files 10. If you chose HTTP via proxy as your connection method, the HTTP Proxy Setup panel appears (Figure the text boxes provided a user name and password with sufficient rights to permit you to connect, then click Next> to continue. User's Guide 311
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    Using the SecureCast Service to Get New the Enterprise SecureCast service After you install the BackWeb client and start it, the SecureCast service immediately opens the channels to which you subscribe appear here. Choose which service information you want to see in this area. InfoPaks downloaded
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    with Step 1. If you have a slower connection, or if there is unusually heavy traffic at the SecureCast service site or your site, the window might not list any InfoPaks. In that case, minimize or close the the information shown, then click Register Now at the bottom of the panel. User's Guide 313
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    number you received when you purchased your software, or that you received from Network Associates Customer Service. Š NOTE: If your company is not a subsidiary of another company, clear the Subsidiary Parent Company checkbox, continue with Step 6 on page 315. 314 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Using the SecureCast Service to Get New Data Files Figure C-13. SecureCast Parent Company Information form 6. If your company is the subsidiary of click Next>. The Online Activity Status panel appears displaying the progress of the registration process (Figure C-15 on page 316). User's Guide 315
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    that point, your web browser will connect to the Network Associates SecureCast service electronic customer care page. If you are a corporate user, the window this page to download product updates and upgrades, contact technical support, and get other information directly from Network Associates. The
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    to Get New Data Files Troubleshooting the Enterprise SecureCast service Registration problems If you try to register during a busy time of day on the web, you may encounter a delay while the server tries to process your registration request. If you receive the error message "1105 Error" or "
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    Using the SecureCast Service to Get New Data Files BackWeb client • For a comprehensive guide to BackWeb, including additional troubleshooting advice, see the online BackWeb User's Manual: http://www.backweb.com/ 318 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    run, and let the utility do its work. Ë IMPORTANT: Incremental updates apply only to .DAT files. McAfee does not provide incremental updates for scan engine files. To update your engine files, use the SuperDAT utility. .DAT files do not work with earlier product or engine versions. User's Guide 319
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    the virus definition files it needed to bring your existing .DAT files up to date. The utility finds the information it needs to determine which packages to download in the DELTA.INI file. • DELTA.INI virus definitions that the current .DAT file release does. 320 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    can download these files independently of the AutoUpdate utility for posting on your internal servers from the McAfee FTP site at: ftp://ftp.nai.com/licensed/antivirus/datfiles/4.x/ Ë IMPORTANT: To connect to file listing would be: 00_index.txt 40534054.UPD 40544055.UPD 40554056.UPD User's Guide 321
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    site to a central server on your network. If you start from the baseline state described in Step 1, you can simply download the most recent .UPD file posted on the McAfee FTP site. If you have not updated in a couple of weeks, open the DELTA.INI file online, and look at the entries
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    files on your central server. If you configure your computers to download iDAT files directly from the McAfee website, be sure to schedule your updates for a time after the regular weekly .DAT file postings record its failure to download the remaining iDAT files in its activity log. User's Guide 323
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    the network load. To learn how this works, see "Enabling tasks" on page 204. Scheduling issues Q: How often should I check for updates? A: Normally, McAfee posts updated .DAT files on a weekly basis. You may, however, check more or less often as your network security needs require. Be aware that
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    America Online, technical support via, 300 anonymous FTP, use of to log on to update and upgrade sites, 237, 248 anti-virus software code signatures, use of for virus detection, xi consequences of running multiple vendor versions, 64 reporting new viruses not detected by to McAfee, xix audible alert
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    sector viruses, definition and behavior of, ix to x "Brain" virus, ix browsers supported in VShield, 87 options for, configuring, 230 to 250 use of in conjunction 31 CompuServe, technical support via, xvii, 300 computer problems, attributing to viruses, 59 326 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    title bar in, hiding and displaying, 194 toolbar in, hiding and displaying, 193 window, elements of, 193 consulting services, 303 using, 88, 93 to 97 contents of log file, 111, 128, 139, 185, 219, 267 Console to 280 opening, 277 to 278 understanding, 277 Copy in Edit menu, 194 User's Guide 327
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    when not attributable to viruses, 63 CTRL+ALT+DEL, ineffective use of to clear viruses, xi Customer Service contacting, xvi adding scan targets, 170, 176 to 178, 209 to 272 adding scan targets in ScreenScan (DMI) alerts, use of with Alert Manager server, 286 328 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    test installation, 55 electronic services, contacting for technical support, 300 e-mail addresses for reporting new viruses to McAfee, xix as agent for virus , 306 setting up, 317 support resources for, 317 system requirements for, 307 troubleshooting, 317 unsubscribing from, 317 User's Guide 329
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    260, 270 to 272 Excel files, as agents for virus transmission, xii Exchange as e-mail client supported in VShield, 88 exclusion options, choosing for System Scan module, 112 to 115 for VirusScan Advanced, Protocol) use of to obtain VirusScan upgrades, 248 330 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    95 in E-mail Scan Properties dialog box, 117 spread of viruses via, xii Internet Explorer as browser supported in VShield, 87 Internet Filter module configuring, 140 to 149 default response options for, 70 set up , 128, 139, 149, 174, 184, 219, 235, 245, 267 MAILSCAN.TXT as, 266 User's Guide 331
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    , x logging options. See report options McAfee Lotus cc:Mail contacting as e-mail client supported in VShield, 88 via America Online, xvii choosing correct options for via CompuServe, xvii in configuration wizard, 95 within the United States,
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    States, xx educational services, 304 support services, 295 training, xviii, 303 website address for software updates and upgrades, 300 new scan task, creating, 194, 200 to 204 New Task in Task menu, 194, 201 new viruses, reporting to McAfee , 173 to 174 Where & What, 169 to 171 User's Guide 333
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    xiv Outlook and Outlook Express as e-mail clients supported in VShield, 88 distinguishing between, 95 overview, 301 Small Office/Home Office Annual Plan, 301 Professional Consulting Services description of, 303 program components, included with VirusScan, 27 334 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    to McAfee, xix response options choosing when Download Scan module finds a virus, 69 to 70 when E-mail Scan module finds a virus, 68 to 69 when Internet Filter module finds harmful objects, 70 when System Scan module finds a responses, default, when infected by viruses, 59 to 73 User's Guide 335
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    copying settings from one to another, 194 defaults included with VirusScan Console, 196 definition of, 193 deleting, 194 detection options 336 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software choosing for VirusScan in Console, 209 configuring in VirusScan Advanced, 175 to 180 disabling, 195 entering schedule
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    Enterprise SecureCast, 305 setting up, 317 troubleshooting, 317 unsubscribing from, 317 features of, 306 support resources for, 317 system requirements, 307 dialog box, 117 software conflicts, as potential cause for computer problems, 63 software updates and upgrades, website address for obtaining,
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    the AutoUpgrade utility, 250 to 252 T targets for scanning support corporate at a glance, 299 KnowledgeCenter, 295 ordering, 298 of availability, 300 resources for SecureCast, 317 via electronic services, 300 system crashes, attributing to viruses, 59 copying McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    Disable, 195 Enable, 195 New Task, 194, 201 Properties, 194 Start, 195 Stop, 195 technical support corporate at a glance, 299 KnowledgeCenter, 295 ordering, 298 PrimeSupport Connect, 296 PrimeSupport Enterprise, 297 phone numbers for, xvii PrimeSupport for home users ordering, 302 User's Guide 339
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    194 Total Education Services description of, 303 Total Service Solutions contacting, 303 training for Network Associates products Trojan horse, definition of, ix troubleshooting SecureCast firewall problems, 317 registration problems, 317 24-hour clock, using to McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    programs similar to Trojan horses, ix worms, viii recognizing when computer problems do not result from, 63 removing before installation, necessity of and steps for, 59 from infected files, 59 to 73 reporting new strains to McAfee, xix role of PCs in spread of, ix script language, xiv Guide 341
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    225 copying and pasting tasks in, 194 creating new tasks in, 194, 200, 204 default scan tasks included with, 196 deleting tasks from, 194 342 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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    module configuring, 98 to 115 VShield default response options for, 65 to 67 browsers and e-mail clients supported in, 87 components included with VirusScan, 27 to 31 configuration wizard unloading from memory, 153 to 158 , 148 to 149 WEBINET.TXT, as VirusScan logging file, 138 User's Guide 343
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    Index website, Network Associates technical support via, 300 Where & What options choosing in VirusScan Classic, 169 to 171 why worry about viruses?, vii to , xii World Wide Web, as source of malicious software, xii to xiv worms, definition of, viii 344 McAfee VirusScan Anti-Virus Software
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McAfee VirusScan
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