Eset NOD32 ANTIVIRUS POUR MS EXCHANGE User Manual

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ESET NOD32 Antivirus for MS Exchange Server
Installation
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1. Introduction
ESET NOD32 Antivirus for MS Exchange Ser ver is ESET NOD32 Antivirus version designed for scanning e-mail trac routed by the MS Exchange Servers.
The major dierences between the ESET NOD32 Anti­virus 2.7 and the ESET NOD32 Antivirus for MS Exchange Server include a module XMON and the absence of IMON and EMON modules.
This document describes the XMON module. Before reading this document, please read the ESET NOD32 Anti­virus 2.7 user guide rst.
As of version 2.71, the XMON module provides antivi­rus protection for MS Exchange Server in two avors – a 32-bit for MS Exchange Server 5.5 SP3 and higher, 2000 SP 1 and higher and 2003 (xmon.dll), and a 64-bit for MS Exchange Server 2007 (xmon64.dll).
The XMON module checks the MS Exchange Ser ver e­mail communication via its antivirus interface VSAPI or external Control Center scanning core.
2. Installation
If you are running any previous version of the ESET NOD32 Antivirus for Exchange Server, the new one can be installed over (if it is version 2.0 or higher).
The installation wizard will help you to install the NOD32 for MS Exchange Server. It displays the following dialog:
kbox. To activate the XMON ser vice, you need the license le provided by the provider or distributor upon purchase of the program.
The license le is entered in the next step. If your Li-
cense le is valid, click Add and list the license le.
This screen is present in all installation scenarios.
Additional Activation of XMON:
If you have not activated the antivirus protection for MS Exchange server, you can do it additionally by adding the license le in the License manager. For License mana­ger click on ESET NOD32 Antivirus system tools in the ESET NOD32 Antivirus Control Center and choose ESET NOD32 Antivirus system setup/ setup. After adding the license le, XMON will be activated.
If you want to install XMON, check the Ac tivate an-
tivirus protection for MS Exchange Server (XMON) chec-
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3. XMON
The Main Window
To open the XMON main window, click on the XMON icon in the Control Center window. If the XMON is displa­yed in grey color, the MS Exchange Server is not present on the local computer or the MS Exchange server version is not supported by XMON. XMON is displayed in grey co­lor also if the XMON module is not activated (it is not set, or the license le has expired). In these cases XMON can­not scan e-mails. If the XMON is displayed in red color; the XMON module is not active. To activate the XMON, check the Activate Control checkbox in the main window.
The main XMON window shows the number of scan­ned, infected and cleaned les (a le is each e-mail mess­age and its attachments). The main window also displays MS Exchange version running on the local server and the virus signature database version (with the date of the last update in the parentheses).
Before XMON deactivation you will be requested to conrm its shutdown. If you really want to turn o XMON, press Yes.
Note: MS Exchange Server communicates with the antivirus scan
using the system database registry which is being checked in approximately one minute intervals Turning XMON on and o as well as any change in the settings will take about a minute to take eect
SETTINGS
The left part of the XMON Settings window shows eight possible setting areas of XMON. The setting para­meters in each setting area are shown in the right part of the window.
The MS Exchange server checks the settings of the XMON module each minute, so the new XMON settings come into eect after a few seconds.
Scanner
Active control – check box for XMON activation. To activate the XMON, mark the check box. To disable it, uncheck it. Before XMON deactivation you will be reques­ted to conrm its shutdown.
Settings – enables you to alter the default XMON settings
Run NOD32 – activates the NOD32 on−demand scanner
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The Scanner page shows the following properties:
Background scanning – if checked, all the mess­ages are scanned in the background. XMON keeps track of what messages it scanned and the version of virus data­base it used. If you are opening a message not scanned by the most current virus database, XMON scans it before opening it in your e-mail client. The background testing means that XMON keeps scanning all the messages from
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