Real-time protection tab in Kaspersky Anti-Virus 8.0 for Linux File Server web console

 

Kaspersky Anti-Virus 8.0 for Linux File Servers

 
 
 

Real-time protection tab in Kaspersky Anti-Virus 8.0 for Linux File Server web console

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Latest update: August 04, 2020 ID: 4317
 
 
 
 

 

Applies to Kaspersky Anti-Virus 8.0 for Linux File Servers

 

The tab Real-time protection allows configuring Kaspersky Anti-Virus 8.0 for Linux File Server file monitor. It has several tabs:

 

1. General

This tab allows starting, stopping and pausing Real-time protection, as well as viewing brief statistics:



 

    • Objects scanned

    • Threats detected 

    • Infected objects

    • Suspicious objects

      By clicking the link Full statistics you can review the following additional information:

    • Objects disinfected

    • Objects quarantined

    • Objects deleted

    • Objects not disinfected

    • Object processing errors

    • Password-protected objects

    • Corrupted objects



 

 

2. Schedule
This tab allows scheduling Real-time protection, i.e. when it should be started, stopped or paused. There is a default rule enabling Real-time protection on Anti-Virus startup.



Click Add new schedule rule to configure a new schedule.
 



Configure the following settings:

    • Rule type (Start, Stop, Pause);

    • Start (at specified time, after databases update, on Anti-Virus startup);

    • Start Periodically (either choose a frequency or set a particular date/day/month/year) or just Once;

    • Check the box Run on schedule and click OK to activate the schedule.

 

3. Protection areas

This tab allows specifying Real-time protection objects. The default area is “/” (all objects of the file system).



Click Add new area to configure a new protected area:




 

    • Scan area: navigate to a path or type it into the corresponding field, and choose File system type (local, mounted/shared NFS/SMB, all mounted/shared);

    • Security settings: select a Security Level (Recommended, Low, High), types of compound objects to scan (archives, mail databases, packed objects, plain mail, SFX archives), actions to apply to infected/suspicious objects (an action may also depend on threat type); scan mode (Smart check, when opened, when opened and modified), optional logging settings (log non-infected and/or packed files). You can also enable the heuristic analyzer, set its depth, limit scan scope by file size and/or time.

    • Objects masks: allows configuring allowlist and denylist of scanned files by mask, and exclude objects by threat name;

    • Users and groups: allows limiting the protected area scan to certain user accounts/groups;

 

4. Exclusion areas
This tab allows specifying objects excluded from Real-time protection:



Click Add new area to configure a new excluded area:



    • Scan area: navigate to a path or type it into the corresponding field, and choose File system type (local, mounted/shared NFS/SMB, all mounted/shared);

    • Objects masks: allows configuring allowlist and denylist of scanned files by mask, and exclude objects by threat name;

    • Users and groups: allows selecting user accounts authorized to run scans;

 

 

 

5. Protection mode



This tab allows setting the protection mode:

 

    • All operations (both, Samba and file system)

    • File system only

    • Samba only
 
 
 
 
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