5. Click on the Virus Scanning tab and click on the file type you want to scan for viruses. From the
Change Action dialog box select the
Display download progress and status option (if required) and choose the virus scanners to scan the file type with. Also, choose the action to undertake if a virus is found. The available options are:
6. Click OK, select
Applies Tab and specify the user(s), group(s) and/or IP(s) for whom the new policy applies. Repeat for all user(s), group(s) and/or IP(s) required.
NOTE: When adding a user, specify the username in the format DOMAIN\user.
7. Click on the Notifications tab and select
Notify the following administrators when the download content infringes this policy checkbox if required
. Complete setup with the administrator’s notification email address and notification e-mail text
. Provide the body text for the notification email in the
Send the following notification to the administrators text box.
8. If you require users to be notified when the policy you are creating is triggered, select the option Notify the user performing the download when the downloaded content infringes this policy checkbox and provide the notification email text.
3. Refer to Adding a Virus Scanning Policy section in this chapter, for a description of the fields, which can be edited.
2. Uncheck the checkbox in the Enabled column for the policy you want to disable.
2. Check the checkbox in the Enabled column for the policy you want to enable.
NOTE: Any
user-created
virus scanning policy takes precedence over the default virus scanning policy.
NOTE: Certain fields in the default policy cannot be edited. These include
Policy Name,
Policy Description and fields in the
Applies To tab.
next to the virus scanning policy you want to edit.
next to the policy you want to delete.