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General options, Table 3-5

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VirusScan® Command Line 5.20.0 Product Guide 3 Using the Command-Line Scanner Choosing the options General options General options provide help or give extra information about the scan. You may use a combination of these options to customize the scan. None of the options in Table 3-5 occur automatically. To activate each option, specify it as part of the command line. Table 3-5 General options Option /? /BEEP /EXTLIST /HELP /NORECALL /SILENT Limitations Description None. Display a list of command-line options, each with a brief description. You can add a list of scanning options to a report file. To do this, type at the command prompt: SCAN /? /REPORT The report is appended with the full set of options available for that task. None. Issue a tone when an infected file is found. By default, a tone is only issued when the scan ends. None. Display names of file extensions that are scanned by default. None. See the /? option. Use with /DOHSM Do not move files from remote storage into local storage after scanning. See also Scanning files in remote storage on page 18. None. Do not display any information on-screen. 33

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VirusScan
®
Command Line 5.20.0 Product Guide
Using the Command-Line Scanner
Choosing the options
3
General options
General options provide help or give extra information about the scan. You may use a
combination of these options to customize the scan. None of the options in
Table 3-5
occur automatically. To activate each option, specify it as part of the command line.
Table 3-5
General options
Option
Limitations
Description
/?
None.
Display a list of command-line options, each with a brief
description.
You can add a list of scanning options to a report file. To do
this, type at the command prompt:
SCAN /? /REPORT
<FILENAME>
The report is appended with the full set of options available
for that task.
/BEEP
None.
Issue a tone when an infected file is found.
By default, a tone is only issued when the scan ends.
/EXTLIST
None.
Display names of file extensions that are scanned by
default.
/HELP
None.
See the
/?
option.
/NORECALL
Use with
/DOHSM
Do not move files from remote storage into local storage
after scanning. See also
Scanning files in remote storage
on
page 18
.
/SILENT
None.
Do not display any information on-screen.