User manual KASPERSKY LAB AVP INSPECTOR FOR WEB SERVERS 1.0

[. . . ] AVP Inspector for WEB servers User guide December 1999 AntiViral Toolkit Pro Copyright © 1999 Kaspersky Lab Ltd. No part of this document may be reproduced, changed or transmitted in any form or by any form by any means, electronic, mechanical or photographic, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Kaspersky Lab Ltd. All product names referenced herein are trademarks of registered trademarks of their respective owners. Kaspersky Lab disclaims proprietary interest in the marks and names of others. [. . . ] This type of check provides the most complete file validity control for OLE2 documents. NOTE: Macro CRC checks are recommended only for OLE2 format files that may contain macros. So far the following applications are supported: Microsoft Word®, Microsoft Excel® and Microsoft Access®. "Check all files" By checking this box you can choose to have all files checked for changes. If you choose this option the "User defined extension" window will display an - 36 - AntiViral Toolkit Pro extra line called "Other Files". For files not listed in "Extension" or " User defined extension " the type of CRC check to use can be set. 4. 4. 3 The "Files" Tab From the Files tab you can view and edit the lists of stable files and excluded files, and set the parameters that determine whether a change in file size should be considered dangerous. The "Files" Tab "These files will not be checked (Excluded files)" This is a list of files that will not be tested. Usually the files that are listed here are those that are constantly being modified by the operating system or some other software. Windows 95/98/NT swap files are examples of such files. By adding their names to this list you will not receive unnecessary warnings. To add a file to this list press the "Add" button and select a file using a standard file selection dialog box. To remove a file from the list, select it and click "Delete". - 37 - AntiViral Toolkit Pro "Stable files" This is a list of files which should not change under any circumstances. Examples of such files are the command shell (Command. Com, NDos. Com, etc) operating system kernel files (IO. SYS, IBMBIO. COM), various trap files. To add a file to this list press the "Add" button and select a file using a standard file selection dialog box. To remove a file from the list, select it and click " Delete ". 4. 4. 4 The "Reports" Tab From the "Reports" tab you can specify whether you want AVP Inspector for Web Servers to create a report of its actions and test results, choose the location of the report files and specify whether new reports are to be appended to existing reports or to overwrite the existing file. The "Reports" Tab "Create report file" If this box is checked then upon completion of tests a report file will be created for each tested drive. - 38 - AntiViral Toolkit Pro "Append to report file" If this box is checked and a report file already exists, new data will be appended to it. If this box is unchecked, the old report file will be overwritten by the new one. "Save as HTML page" In this case all reports will be saved at HTML format. "Report file path:" In this field you specify the directory in which report files will be saved. You may use long filenames here as long as you enclose them in quotes, for example "c:\AVP Inspector for Web Servers". However, the best way to select the path is to use the "Browse" button. "Truncate log if larger then (kb) This check enables a user to limit the report file size. The value (Kb) can be entered in the below text field (the default value is 500 Kb). "Alarms" In these fields you can specify E-mail addresses to sent alterations reports and error logs. 4. 4. 5 The "History" Tab This tab allows you to change the settings that determine whether historical information about disk tests is kept. - 39 - AntiViral Toolkit Pro The "History" Tab "Save check history information" If this box is checked, historical records will be saved to the history database. [. . . ] You may update your antiviral databases via Internet and BBS. Immediate response to new virus attack When new types of virus appear, exploiting new operating system features or security loopholes, AVP, using the most advanced technologies, will neutralize it fastest. In June, 1998 Kaspersky Lab took just 3 hours to develop the world's first effective cure module for the Win95. CIH ("Chernobyl") virus. Personal attention to every client When a registered user reports an unknown virus, Kaspersky Lab will develop a personal cure module within 48 hours. This module will be provided directly to all customers in the next weekly update. Information support Kaspersky Lab produces AVP Virus Encyclopedia (http://www. viruslist. com) ­ a unique resource containing information about more than 15, 000 viruses available to all AVP users. Integrated network solution for the whole enterprise The AVP product family comprises a complete set of tools that provide virus protection for both workstations and network servers, and the means to control it. AVP is a comprehensive integrated system of anti-virus protection: · For all corporate network components: workstations, servers, mail systems, firewalls; - 65 - AntiViral Toolkit Pro · · For most popular operating systems; Includes powerful and flexible management tools Year 2000 compliant Kaspersky Lab is the first anti-virus software vendor to certify its products for year 2000 compliance in an independent testing lab. [. . . ]