2.3 Modules and Operating Mode. AVIRA ANTIVIR SERVER FOR WINDOWS, ANTIVIR SERVER UNIX
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Self-Integrity Check
Each AntiVir executable binary is signed and performs a self-integrity check during startup.
The self-integrity check cannot protect against forgery (e.g. to check if the complete package is faked) or crafted attacks (e.g. the function call that performs the self-integrity check is bypassed). Such a verification has to be performed from outside the package.
2.3
Modules and Operating Mode
The Avira security software consists of the following program components:
• AntiVir Engine
• AntiVir Guard
• AntiVir Command Line Scanner
• Avira Updater
AntiVir Engine
AntiVir Engine essentially represents the scanning and repairing modules of Avira software. These are also used by the other AntiVir products.
AntiVir Guard
AntiVir Guard runs as a daemon process. It permanently monitors all user access in the network (on access) and it protects the files against viruses and unwanted programs. It immediately blocks access to infected files which can be automatically renamed, repaired or moved.
AntiVir Command Line Scanner
AntiVir CLS can always be launched from the command prompt (on-demand). Infected files and suspicious macros can be isolated, cleaned or deleted using a number of options.
It can be integrated and used within scripts.
Avira Updater
Avira Updater downloads current updates from the AntiVir web servers and installs them at regular intervals, manually or automatically. It can also send update notifications by email. You can update Avira AntiVir entirely or only the scanner.
2.4
System Requirements
Avira AntiVir Server asks for the following minimum system requirements on your server:
• i386 (Linux) or Sparc (SunOS) processor;
• 200 MB free hard disk space;
• 40 MB temporary disk space;
• 256 MB (512 MB on SunOS) free memory space;
• Linux with glibc; SunOS.
Officially supported distributions for Avira AntiVir Server:
Avira GmbH Avira AntiVir Server/ Professional (UNIX)
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Table of contents
- 3 1. About this Manual
- 3 1.1 Introduction
- 3 1.2 The Structure of the Manual
- 4 1.3 Signs and Symbols
- 4 1.4 Abbreviations
- 5 2. Product Information
- 6 2.1 Features
- 6 2.2 Licensing Concept
- 7 2.3 Modules and Operating Mode
- 7 2.4 System Requirements
- 8 2.5 Technical Information
- 9 3. Installation
- 9 3.1 Getting the Installation Files
- 9 3.2 Licensing
- 10 3.3 Installing AntiVir
- 14 3.4 Reinstalling and Uninstalling AntiVir
- 16 3.5 Integration in AMaViS
- 17 4. Configuration
- 17 4.1 Configuration Files
- 33 4.2 Testing AntiVir Server/ ProfessionalTesting
- 34 5. Operation
- 34 5.1 Scanning on-access with AntiVir Guard
- 37 5.2 Scanning on-demand with AntiVir Command Line Scanner
- 42 5.3 Reaction to Detecting Viruses/ Unwanted Programs
- 44 6. Updates
- 44 6.1 Internet Updates
- 46 7. The Dazuko Kernel Module
- 46 7.1 Compiling Dazuko on your own
- 47 7.2 Known Issues with dazukofs
- 49 8. Service
- 49 8.1 Support
- 50 8.2 Online Shop
- 50 8.3 Contact
- 51 9. Appendix
- 51 9.1 Glossary
- 52 9.2 Further Information
- 53 9.3 Golden Rules for Protection Against Viruses