If you have an Exchange or SQL agent for your AV program, you definitely
don't want real-time scanning of the physical files that contain the
DBs. In the case of Exchange, that would be *.stm and *.edb. At least
for 2003. I think the file extensions are the same for 2000 but I don't
know about 5.5 as I never had the misfortune to work with it.
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm not sure I would exclude any folders. Too often a
trojan will appear in a temporary folder.
--- Tristan Leask <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Is anyone out there using AVG + AVG for Exchange on
their servers? I
have been reading the following MS page...
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