Avira antivir server User Manual
Avira AntiVir Server
Note
With regard to exceptions on connected network drives, please note the following: if you
use the drive letter of the connected network drive, the files and folders specified are
NOT excluded from the Guard scan. If the UNC path in the list of exceptions differs from
the UNC path used to connect to the network drive (IP address specification in the list of
exceptions – specification of computer name for connection to network drive), the
specified folders and files are NOT excluded by the Guard scan. Locate the relevant UNC
path in the Guard report file.
With regard to exceptions on connected network drives, please note the following: if you
use the drive letter of the connected network drive, the files and folders specified are
NOT excluded from the Guard scan. If the UNC path in the list of exceptions differs from
the UNC path used to connect to the network drive (IP address specification in the list of
exceptions – specification of computer name for connection to network drive), the
specified folders and files are NOT excluded by the Guard scan. Locate the relevant UNC
path in the Guard report file.
Note
In case of dynamic drives which are mounted as a directory on another drive, the alias of
the operating system for the integrated drive in the list of the exceptions has to be used:
e.g. \Device\HarddiskDmVolumes\PhysicalDmVolumes\BlockVolume1\
If you use the mount point itself, for example, C:\DynDrive, the dynamic drive will be
scanned nonetheless. You can determine the alias of the operating system to be used
from the Guard report file.
In case of dynamic drives which are mounted as a directory on another drive, the alias of
the operating system for the integrated drive in the list of the exceptions has to be used:
e.g. \Device\HarddiskDmVolumes\PhysicalDmVolumes\BlockVolume1\
If you use the mount point itself, for example, C:\DynDrive, the dynamic drive will be
scanned nonetheless. You can determine the alias of the operating system to be used
from the Guard report file.
Note
You can locate the path Guard uses to scan for infected files in the Guard report file.
Indicate exactly the same path in the list of exceptions. Proceed as follows: set the
protocol function of Guard to Complete in the configuration under Guard :: Report.
Now access the files, folders, mounted drives or connected network drives with the
activated Guard. You can now read the path to be used from the Guard report file.Local
protection :: Guard
You can locate the path Guard uses to scan for infected files in the Guard report file.
Indicate exactly the same path in the list of exceptions. Proceed as follows: set the
protocol function of Guard to Complete in the configuration under Guard :: Report.
Now access the files, folders, mounted drives or connected network drives with the
activated Guard. You can now read the path to be used from the Guard report file.Local
protection :: Guard
Examples:
C:
C:\
C:\*.*
C:\*
*.exe
*.xl?
*.*
C:\Program Files\Application\application.exe
C:\Program Files\Application\applic*.exe
C:\Program Files\Application\applic*
C:\Program Files\Application\applic?????.e*
C:\Program Files\
C:\Program Files
C:\Program Files\Application\*.mdb
\\Computer name\Enable\
\\1.0.0.0\Enable\application.exe
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