User manual KASPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS FOR STORAGE ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE

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The application creates a backup copy upon object detection before the first attempt of its disinfection or removal. This copy is saved to a backup directory, from which the object may be restored later if it contains valuable data. 5. 10. 1. 1. Storage setup In order to review or modify the settings for quarantine or backup storage, use the Configure Quarantine & Backup hyperlink in the left frame of the Settings tab. You can define the parameters for both storage directories using the tabs of the Quarantine and backup storage settings window. In the window that will open (see Figure 49) edit the following settings for the quarantine and the backup storage on the corresponding tabs: Delete objects stored longer than (days): By the maximum period for storage files in the quarantine is not restricted (the box is not checked). You can restrict the storage period by checking this box and specifying the required number of days in the entry field (the default suggested value is 90 days). Maximum size (MB): By default the maximum quarantine size is not restricted (the box is not checked). If you would like to restrict the maximum total size of files located in the storage, check this box and enter the required value to specify the maximum size (the default value is 100 MB). Select the action that Kaspersky Anti-Virus will perform in case of the storage overfill: · · Notify user ­a notification with a prompt to select further actions will be displayed when the quarantine overfill occurs. Remove oldest objects ­ delete files that had been quarantined at earlier dates compared to other quarantined files. 102 Kaspersky Anti-Virus 5. 0 for Windows Workstations Automatically scan quarantined objects every time the anti-virus database is updated. in order to restore an object, select it in the list and press the Restore button. During restoration of objects that had been quarantined from archives, mail databases and mail format files, you must additionally specify the folder into which they will be restored. We recommend that you restore only objects with the false alarm, not infected or disinfected status, because restoration of other objects may result in a virus infection of your computer!· Send suspicious objects to Kaspersky Lab experts for analysis. We recommend sending an object for expert analysis only in cases when its possibly infected status has not changed after several scans and disinfection attempts. In order to send the file for analysis press the Send button (details see Appendix A on page 199). Please note that each file that you sent to Kaspersky Lab for analysis must be scanned with your Kaspersky Anti-Virus using the anti-virus database updated not earlier that one day before the file is sent. Application management using the local interface 105 · Delete any quarantined object or a group of selected objects. In order to delete objects, select them in the list and press the Delete button. 5. 10. 1. 3. Working with Backup storage Kaspersky Anti-Virus creates a copy of an infected or suspicious object before attempting its disinfection or removal; the copy is saved to the Backup storage directory. When necessary, you can restore any object if, for instance, its disinfection resulted in data loss, if the object has been erroneously deleted, or if you plan to reattempt its disinfection using the updated anti-virus databases. Backup copies are operated on in the Backup window (see Figure 51), which opens after clicking the View Backup hyperlink in the Protection tab (see Figure 2) of the main application window. 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