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VirusScan
®
Command Line 5.20.0 Product Guide
Using the Command-Line Scanner
What can you scan?
3
What can you scan?
File types scanned by default.
The following file types and many other common file types that are susceptible to
infection are scanned by default: .BIN, .COM, .DLL, .DOC, .DOT, .EXE, .HTM, .INI,
.OVL, .RTF, .SYS, .VBS, .VXD, .XLA, .XLS, and .XLT.
Archived and compressed files recognized by the scanner.
You can scan compressed and archive file formats which include .ARC, .ARJ, .CAB,
Diet, .GZIP, LZEXE, .LZH, PKLite, .RAR, .TAR, and .ZIP files.
The scanner detects and reports any infections found in any compressed or archive
file. The scanner can also clean files in .ZIP archive format. If you have access to
Windows, you can clean certain infections from compressed files using VirusScan
for Windows software.
You can use the options
/UNZIP
and
/NOCOMP
to configure the scanner to handle
compressed files. These and other scanning options are described in the tables
from
page 25
to
page 30
.
Any potentially unwanted software, cookies and registry entries
.
The scanner detects and reports these items, enabling you to remove them if
necessary.
Scanning diskettes
Diskettes pose a threat because many viruses infect computers when a computer
‘boots’ from an infected disk, or when users copy, run, or install programs or files that
are infected. If you scan all new disks
before first use
, you can prevent new viruses
entering any computer system.
Always scan all disks you use. Do not assume that disks received from friends,
co-workers, and others are virus-free. Disks can also pose a threat even if they are not
bootable. Therefore, we recommend that you check that your disk drives are empty
before you turn on your computer. Then your computer will not pick up a boot-sector
virus from an infected disk that was inadvertently left in a disk drive.
1
Using the
CD
command, change to the directory where the scanner was installed.
2
Type:
SCAN A: /MANY
3
Insert a disk into the A drive, and press E
NTER
.
The program scans the disk and displays the names of any infected files.
4
Remove the scanned disk from the A drive.
Repeat
Step 3
and
Step 4
for all disks that you need to scan.
Note
If the scanner detects a virus on this disk, it runs the command-line option that you
chose for dealing with the virus. See
page 40
for details on removing viruses.