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Administration Installation Guide
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EMON
EMON (Email MONitor), a complementary resident module, scans emails
incoming via MAPI interface. The MAPI interface hooks into the different
interfaces of Microsoft Outlook. MAPI interface is used also when receiving
emails from the Microsoft Exchange Mail Server via the Exchange protocol.
Even if the MAPI Interface is
not used on the computer, EMON will still
be installed. E-mails incoming via the POP3 protocol will be checked
by IMON.
As with IMON, you may want to alter similar scanning features within this
module.
XMON
XMON stands for MS Exchange MONitor which serves for scanning
incoming and outgoing email, utilizing the MS VSAPI interface on MS
Exchange servers. The minimum requirements are MS Exchange 5.5
SP3, MS Exchange Server 2000 SP1, MS Exchange 2003 or higher. The
newer the version of MS Exchange server you have, the more features are
available in XMON.
The removal of entire infected email is supported from MS Exchange server
2003. Otherwise, this option is unavailable and the appropriate check-box
is grayed out.
Using XMON requires a 2nd license file. In the
License Keys
section
(top of the Configuration Editor list: General / Settings), you can locate and
add the license key for XMON (nod32.lic) that you have purchased.