Agustin,
Try having your Antivirus program trust the Internet Scanner processes. You'll
probably have to do this to make things happy as the Internet Scanner sensor
has a lot of moving parts and they must be allowed to function properly
unfettered or the sensor will not perform.
The engines (processes) are:
ISCsrv
PluginMicroengine
BuiltinMicroengine
ISScsf
ISSdeamon
Flexcheck
PluginMicroengine
PluginResources2
If you restrict (block) the use of the network by these processes, you cut of
the sensor's function. The main controlling process is the ISSdaemon. It
controls ISScsf, which then controls ISCSrv, which is the Internet Scanner
controller. This process tree from the controller then controls the rest of
the services I mentioned above, which do the actual scanning.
There are other causes for an "aborted" scan result, and we can get into those
if the suggestion above doesn't square you away.
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