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Introducing the Management Edition Program
Real-time virus detection and notification
• On-access (inbound and outbound) anti-virus scanning provides real-time
identification of both known and unknown viruses upon file access, create,
copy, rename, and run; disk access; system startup; and system shutdown.
• On-demand anti-virus scanning offers user-initiated detection of known
boot, file, macro, multi-partite, stealth, encrypted, and polymorphic
viruses located within files, drives (local and network), and diskettes.
• The Alert Manager offers centralized virus notification via alphanumeric
pager, SMTP e-mail, SNMP messaging, DMI alerting, audible alerting,
network broadcast, program execution, and Windows NT event logging.
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• At-a-glance scan status via the anti-virus domain view reveals whether a
machine is all clear, infected, or overdue for a scan.
• Scans can be scheduled for entire member groups, as well as individual
machines or the whole domain.
• Virus-scan reports display how many virus alerts have occurred over a
specified period of time on specified machines.
Conventions used in this guide
The following describes the typeface conventions used in this guide:
Bold
Sans-serif font
Keystrokes
Variables
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Management Edition
Chapter 6, "Using the Alert Manager,"
Menu names, commands, buttons, and dialog box options
are shown in a bold sans-serif font.
Folder, icon, and computer key names, as well as screen text
on the software, are shown in a sans-serif font.
Text that the user must type in as a command or as a text
box entry (e.g., a pathname) is shown in a monospaced font.
Command-line text for which you must supply a value is
shown in an italic sans-serif font.
for details.)
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