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Monitor the NAS Antivirus Service, NAS Directory Paths and File Types Scan

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Monitor the NAS Antivirus Service If you have configured NAS antivirus, you can monitor which SMB shares are using the service. 1. Click NAS , expand NAS Clusters and Local Containers, and then select the NAS container name. 2. Click the SMB Shares tab. 3. In the Virus scanning column, determine which shares have virus scanning enabled or disabled. NAS Directory Paths and File Types Scan You can control what directory paths and file types are scanned across a cluster or on SMB shares as follows: • Directory paths to exclude - Specified as a path such as /tmp/logs (alternatively, folders and subfolders) • File types to exclude - Specified by file type (file extension) To exclude directory paths and file types from antivirus scans across clusters and on SMB shares: • Specify directory paths to exclude • Specify file types to exclude You can specify file type and path strings using the formats specified in Table 45. NAS Antivirus File and Directory Path Scanning Specifications. Table 45. NAS Antivirus File and Directory Path Scanning Specifications Entity Format Directory path string Forward slash (/) separated string of directories (folders), such as /user/programs/data/tmp File type string Alphanumeric string such as docx or blend1 Table 46. Characteristics of File Types and Directories describes permitted characteristics of file types and directory paths. Table 46. Characteristics of File Types and Directories Characteristic File Types Directory Paths Default data No default No default Default setting Scan all files Does not exclude any file types Max characters 254 characters 254 ASCII characters per line item (path) Wildcards None Do not use wildcard characters (*) and question marks (?). Modify a Directory Path for a Cluster You can specify the default NAS antivirus settings for a NAS cluster. These defaults apply to all newly created SMB shares, but the configuration of existing shares does not change. To modify a directory path for a cluster: 1. Click Group, expand Group Configuration, and select the NAS cluster. 2. Click the Advanced tab and go to the Antivirus Defaults for SMB Shares panel. 3. Either: • Click Add, enter a directory path, and click OK. • Select a directory path and then either: - Click Modify, edit the directory path as required, and click OK. 204 NAS Container Operations

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Monitor the NAS Antivirus Service
If you have
configured
NAS antivirus, you can monitor which SMB shares are using the service.
1.
Click
NAS
, expand
NAS Clusters
and
Local Containers
, and then select the NAS container name.
2.
Click the
SMB Shares
tab.
3.
In the
Virus scanning
column, determine which shares have virus scanning enabled or disabled.
NAS Directory Paths and File Types Scan
You can control what directory paths and
file
types are scanned across a cluster or on SMB shares as follows:
Directory paths to exclude —
Specified
as a path such as
/tmp/logs
(alternatively, folders and subfolders)
File types to exclude —
Specified
by
file
type
(file
extension)
To exclude directory paths and
file
types from antivirus scans across clusters and on SMB shares:
Specify directory paths to exclude
Specify
file
types to exclude
You can specify
file
type and path strings using the formats
specified
in
Table 45. NAS Antivirus File and Directory Path Scanning
Specifications
.
Table 45. NAS Antivirus File and Directory Path Scanning
Specifications
Entity
Format
Directory path string
Forward slash (/) separated string of directories (folders), such as
/user/programs/data/tmp
File type string
Alphanumeric string such as
docx
or
blend1
Table 46. Characteristics of File Types and Directories
describes permitted characteristics of
file
types and directory paths.
Table 46. Characteristics of File Types and Directories
Characteristic
File Types
Directory Paths
Default data
No default
No default
Default setting
Scan all
files
Does not exclude any
file
types
Max characters
254 characters
254 ASCII characters per line item (path)
Wildcards
None
Do not use wildcard characters (*) and question marks (?).
Modify a Directory Path for a Cluster
You can specify the default NAS antivirus settings for a NAS cluster. These defaults apply to all newly created SMB shares, but the
configuration
of existing shares does not change.
To modify a directory path for a cluster:
1.
Click
Group
, expand
Group
Configuration
, and select the NAS cluster.
2.
Click the
Advanced
tab and go to the Antivirus Defaults for SMB Shares panel.
3.
Either:
Click
Add
, enter a directory path, and click
OK
.
Select a directory path and then either:
Click
Modify
, edit the directory path as required, and click
OK
.
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