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Ours
comes down through our auto-download process. After hearing your troubles
I definitely don't think we'll be upgrading our Inoculan anytime soon!
;-)
Here's the reply from CA tech support:
"The scan from the DOS mode will not able to
report the virus name, even the
summary will display about the infection
and will take necessary action, the
only way to find out is using scan from
the windows mode."
So I asked them where I could download a copy of
inocucmd.exe, since it isn't obvious on their website. We'll see what
they say.
Stan
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 7:58
AM
Subject: RE: [Declude.Virus] Virus name
reporting for InoculateIT
Here's a similar test from my system:
*** InoculateIT AntiVirus
Summary Listing *** 05-13-2002 13:58:42
Engine version: 35.02
05/02/2002
Data version: 35.52 05/09/2002
Examining
Workstation Memory...No Viruses Were Detected In Workstation
Memory
Scanning INOCUCMD.EXE. Please wait ...
No Viruses Were Detected
in INOCUCMD.EXE
Target Directory: [C:\IMAIL\SPOOL\DFECE1B2.VIR]
Target
Files: [*.*]
[DOS][C:\IMAIL\SPOOL\DFECE1B2.VIR\0.COM] is infected by
virus [EICAR test file]
Total Files
Scanned: 2
Total Bytes
Scanned 368
Total Viruses
Found: 1
Total Infected Files
Found: 1
Total Elapsed
Time: 00:00:01
Scan
Type:
Secure
*** End Of Summary
***
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Rodney
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