ESET LAN Update Server 2.7, Руководство по установке

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Administration Installation Guide
AMON
AMON (Access MONitor) is a memory-resident (always running when
computer is on) file scanning program. Automatic starting of AMON after
computer restart is a fundamental defense against malicious code. Quitting
AMON is not recommended and should only be done under special
circumstances. Execution of two different antivirus monitors (from different
products or companies) is not recommended since it may make the client’s
computer slower and/or cause a system crash, especially on Windows NT
systems, and might lead to serious problems.
AMON is the most important line of antivirus defense. AMON monitors all
potentially threatening actions on protected computers such as opening,
executing, creating or renaming files.
It is recommended to leave the default
settings for this module. However, there
may be an instance when a particular file or
program used in your network, needs to be
excluded from scanning. Also, you may have
reason to not want your workstations to scan
network files.
DMON
Microsoft Office documents (Word, Excel, etc.) can sometimes contain
viruses which infect other files when the document is opened. Document
MONitor (DMON) provides protection against this sort of threat. Later
versions of Internet Explorer allow Microsoft Office documents to be
opened within the browser, directly from the internet. DMON will monitor
these documents and prevent infiltration of a virus should an infected
document be opened. Generally speaking, the default settings should prove
adequate.