F-SECURE ANTI-VIRUS FOR MICROSOFT EXCHANGE 9.00, Administrator'S Manual

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4. Check that the manual scanning settings are valid for the managed domain.
5.
Click to save and distribute the policy.
Launching spyware scanning in the whole domain
In this example, a manual scan is launched in the whole domain.
This will partially clean out the Spyware and riskware reported by hosts table.
1. Select Root on the Policy domains tab.
2. As the manual scanning task also includes manual virus scanning, check the settings on the Manual
scanning page, and modify them if necessary.
3. Go to the Operations tab, and click the Scan for viruses and spyware button.
Note: You have to distribute the policy for the operation to start.
4.
Click to save and distribute the policy.
Allowing the use of a spyware or riskware component
In this example, the use of a spyware or riskware component that was found during the spyware scanning is
allowed for one host.
1. On the Policy domains tab, select the host for which you want to allow the use of spyware or riskware.
2. Go to the Settings tab and select the Spyware control page.
3. Select the spyware component you want to allow on the Spyware and riskware reported by hosts table,
and click Exclude application .
A dialog asking you to confirm the action opens.
4. Check the information displayed in the dialog, and if you are sure you want to allow the application to run
on the host or domain, click
OK .
The selected application will be moved to the Applications excluded from spyware scanning table.
5.
Click to save and distribute the policy.
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