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You will find more information on individual settings of all components in the chapters
below.
5.2. VSAPI 2.0
Virus Scanning API 2.0 (VSAPI 2.0 as provided in MS Exchange 2000 Server) does not
allow the deletion of infected e-mail files. Since the virus infected e-mail message
attachment cannot be deleted, its filename is changed: AVG for Exchange 2000/2003
Server appends the .virusinfo.txt extension to the original filename. The file content is
overwritten with a message about the known virus. If a virus is found directly in the
message, the whole body of the message is overwritten with a note saying a virus was
found inside this message.
allow the deletion of infected e-mail files. Since the virus infected e-mail message
attachment cannot be deleted, its filename is changed: AVG for Exchange 2000/2003
Server appends the .virusinfo.txt extension to the original filename. The file content is
overwritten with a message about the known virus. If a virus is found directly in the
message, the whole body of the message is overwritten with a note saying a virus was
found inside this message.
Virus Scanning API 2.5 (VSAPI 2.5 as provided in MS Exchange 2003 Server) also
allows deletion of infected messages. This feature can be set up in AVG for MS
Exchange 2000/2003 Server configuration dialog.
allows deletion of infected messages. This feature can be set up in AVG for MS
Exchange 2000/2003 Server configuration dialog.
5.3. E-mail Scanner for MS Exchange (VSAPI)
This item contains settings of the E-mail Scanner for MS Exchange (VSAPI).