Appendices

In this section you can specify a list of programs and processes to be excluded from scanning by SpIDer Guard and SpIDer Mail.

By default, the list is empty.

Figure 28. Excluded applications list

To configure list of exclusions

1.To add a program or a process to the exclusion list, click Add. Do one of the following:

•In the open window, click Browse and select an application in the standard dialog window. You can enter the full path to the application in the field manually. example;

C:\Program Files\folder\example.exe

•To exclude an application from scanning, enter its name in the field. The full path to the application is not required example;

example.exe

•To exclude applications, enter the mask of their names. Details;

A mask denotes the common part of object names, at that:

•The asterisk (*) character replaces any, possibly empty, sequence of characters.

•The question mark (?) replaces any character (one).

Examples:

•C:\Program Files\folder\*.exe – excludes applications in the folder C:\Program Files\folder from scanning. Applications in subfolders will be scanned.

•C:\Program Files\*\*.exe – excludes applications stored in the first nesting level subfolders of C:\Program Files.

•C:\Program Files\**\*.exe – excludes applications in subfolders of any nesting level located in the folder C:\Program Files from scanning. Applications in the folder C:\Program Files will be scanned.

•C:\Program Files\folder\exam*.exe – excludes any application in the folder C:\Program Files\folder from scanning if their names begin with “exam”. In subfolders, these applications will be scanned.

•example.txt—excludes all applications with the name “example” and the .exe extension located in all folders.

•example* —excludes all types of applications with the name starting with “example” located in all folders.

•example.*—excludes all applications with the name “example” in all folders without regard for the extension.

•You can exclude an application from scanning by the name of a variable if the name and a value of this variable are specified in the system variable settings. example.

•%EXAMPLE_PATH%\example.exe – excludes an application by the name of a system variable. A name of a system variable and its value can be specified in the operating system settings.

For Windows 7 and higher: Control Panel → System → Advanced system settings → Advanced → Environment variables → System variables.

A name of a variable in an example: EXAMPLE_PATH.

A value of a variable in an example: C:\Program Files\folder.

2.In setting window specify the components that should not check the selected application. For objects, excluded from checks bySpIDer Mail, specify additional conditions.

Parameter

Description

Regardless of whether the application has a digital signature

Select this parameter to exclude the application from scanning regardless of whether it has a valid digital signature or not.

If the application has a valid digital signature

Select this parameter to exclude the application from scanning only if it has a valid digital signature. Otherwise, the application will be scanned by the components.

Any traffic

Select this parameter to exclude encrypted and non-encrypted application traffic from scanning.

Encrypted traffic

Select this parameter to exclude only encrypted application traffic from scanning.

On all IP addresses and ports

Select this parameter to exclude traffic on all IP addresses and ports from scanning.

On specific IP addresses and ports

Select this parameter to exclude specific IP addresses and ports from scanning. Traffic from other IP addresses and ports will be scanned (unless specified otherwise).

To specify addresses and ports

To configure exclusion settings follow the guidance below:

•To exclude a specific domain corresponding to a particular port from scanning, enter site.com:80, for example.

•To exclude scanning of traffic on a custom port (for example, 1111), enter *:1111.

•To exclude scanning of traffic on any port, enter site:*.

 

Figure 29. Adding applications to exclusions

3.Click OK. The selected application will appear on the list.

4.If necessary, repeat the procedure to add other programs.

Managing listed objects

To edit an existing exclusion, select the corresponding item from the list and press Edit. To remove an application from the list, select the corresponding item and click Delete.

Click More to access the following options:

•Export—allows to save the created list of exclusions to be used on another computer where Dr.Web is installed.

•Import—allows to use the list of exclusions created on another computer.

•Clear all—allows to remove all objects from the list of exclusions.