Components
To view the list of anti-virus package components installed on a workstation and start or stop components operation
1.Select the Anti-virus network item in the Control Center main menu, then click the name of a station or a group in the hierarchical list of the opened window.
2.In the opened control menu in the General section, select the Protection components item.
3.This opens a window with information on components installed on protected stations.
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Compound of installed components list depends on: •Components enabled in the license key file. •Workstation OS. •Settings specified by administrator of anti-virus network at Dr.Web Server. Administrator is able to change the list of anti-virus package components either before Agent (see Installing Components of the Anti-Virus Package) installation or at any time after its installation. |
4.If necessary, you can change the state of components operation directly from the Control Center. For this, set the flags for those components operation status of which you want to change and click corresponding button on the toolbar:
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– stop the selected component operation on stations.
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– start the selected components on stations.
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When interrupting the components operation, running scans will be terminated, Scanner stopped and running monitors paused.
Also you can stop the components operation depending on their launch type as it is described in Terminating Running Components by Type. |
5.If necessary, you can export data on components operation state into a file. For this, click the one of the following buttons on the toolbar:
Save data in CSV file,
Save data in HTML file,
Save data in XML file,
Save data in PDF file.
Virus Databases
To view the list of virus databases installed on a workstation
1.Select the Anti-virus network item in Dr.Web Security Control Center main menu, then click the name of a workstation in the hierarchical list of the opened window.
2.In the opened control menu in the Statistics section, select the Virus databases item.
3.This opens a window with information on installed virus databases: the name of the file containing a particular database; virus database version; the database creation date; the total number of virus records in the database.
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If the Virus databases item is hidden, to view the item, select Administration in the main menu, and then select Dr.Web Server configuration in the control menu of the window. On the Statistics tab, set Station statuses and Virus database statuses flags, then restart Dr.Web Server. The Virus databases item is available only if a single station is selected. |