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October 30th, 2002, 08:38 PM
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from http://www.novellshareware.com/anti-virus.shtml
The main features: The Novell Server is fully protected! RAV offers protection both in on access mode and on demand mode. Full control of the actions to be taken when a threat is discovered: clean the virus, deny access to the file, rename, delete, or copy the file to Quarantine directory. The scanning process is performed when opening or closing a file, thus detecting when the Novell client may infect the files from the server. RAV AntiVirus notifies the user of the Novell client when a malware was detected. Also, it can optionally send the same notice to the server console. Novell GroupWise - both incoming and outgoing e-mail flow is scanned and filtered. Once the Novell GroupWise is configured to route all the e-mail to the secondary SMTP services directory, RAV Antivirus scans the mail files from that folder. The clean e-mail files are moved to the default SMTP directory in order to let Novell GroupWise to deliver it. If an e-mail contains an infected or a suspicious object then that object is moved to the quarantine directory and replaced with a text file which contains the following message: "RAV AntiVirus has deleted this file because it contained dangerous code". Scans and disinfects nested e-mail messages and e-mail attachments. Especially designed modules for scanning inside archives, which can detect infected files in all most known types of archives (zip, arj, rar, ace, lha, lhz, gzip, tar, cab, etc.); RAV AntiVirus for Novell scans archives inside archives no matter how deep they go! RAV Scheduler was designed to run automatic previously predefined tasks: you don't have to remember when and where to scan; choose your tasks, assign the specific jobs and RAV AntiVirus for Novell Networks will do the work for you! The antivirus generates on-demand and on-access detailed reports.
RAV caught a virus for you. prolly have to look in a log or quarantine to find out what, though.
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