User manual MCAFEE VIRUSSCAN WIRELESS 1.0 QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] VirusScan Wireless Version 1. 0 QuickStart Guide COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 1999-2000 Networks Associates Technology, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form or by any means without the written permission of Networks Associates Technology, Inc. , or its suppliers or affiliate companies. 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All other registered and unregistered trademarks in this document are the sole property of their respective owners. LICENSE AGREEMENT NOTICE TO ALL USERS: CAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING LEGAL AGREEMENT ("AGREEMENT"), FOR THE LICENSE OF SPECIFIED SOFTWARE ("SOFTWARE") BY NETWORK ASSOCIATES, INC. BY CLICKING THE ACCEPT BUTTON OR INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE, YOU (EITHER AN INDIVIDUAL OR A SINGLE ENTITY) CONSENT TO BE BOUND BY AND BECOME A PARTY TO THIS AGREEMENT. [. . . ] It also provides an introduction on handheld devices, manufacturers, and the operating systems behind it. · Chapter 1, "Introduction. " This chapter provides information about handheld devices; data synchronization operation; DAT files; and installing VirusScan Wireless. · Chapter 2, "VirusScan for Palm OS®. " This chapter provides information on how VirusSan Wireless works with handheld devices using Palm® OS® operating system. It also includes the systems requirements, available functional options and updating anti-virus DAT files. · Chapter 3, "VirusScan for Windows® CE® and Pocket PC. " This chapter provides information on how VirusSan Wireless works with Pocket PCs and handheld devices using Windows® CE® operating system. It also includes the systems requirements, available functional options and updating anti-virus DAT files. · Chapter 4, "VirusScan for Symbian's EPOC. " This chapter provides information on how VirusSan Wireless works with handheld devices using Symbian's EPOC operating systems. It also includes the systems requirements, available functional options and updating anti-virus DAT files. QuickStart Guide 15 Introduction · Chapter 5, "When a virus is detected. " This chapter provides information on what options are available for you to take when VirusScan Wireless detects a virus. Contacting McAfee For information on how to contact McAfee, as well as customer service and technical support guide, refer to Appendix A, "Product Support. " 16 VirusScan Wireless 2V irusScan for Palm OS® 2 About Palm OS® Palm OS® developed by Palm, Inc. is one of the most common types of operating systems used for handheld computing devices. Through a handheld device, you can readily access personal or business information synced on at any time, and importantly, in any location. One of its important components is HotSync® data conduit synchronization technology that allows you to exchange information between your handheld device and your computer. For more information on Palm OS®, you can visit their Web site at www. palmos. com VirusScan Wireless for Palm OS® scans your device for viruses before you can download a virus to your computer. It uses a PC-side component and a device-side component to scan the device during a HotSync® with the PC. NOTE: McAfee recently helped uncover the first trojan horse program for the Palm operating system. While not technically a virus, this particular trojan horse was capable of deleting applications from Palm devices. System Requirements VirusScan Wireless for Palm OS® will install and run on any IBM PC or PC-compatible computer equipped with: · At least 12 MB of hard disk space · Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT or Windows 2000 You must also have HotSync® Manager 3. 0 or later. The latest version of HotSync® is a free download from Palm's site (at www. palm. com). The device-resident portion is quite simple and should work on any device with the Palm OS®. QuickStart Guide 17 VirusScan for Palm OS® Starting Palm AV components Tap the VirusScan Wireless for Palm OS® icon and several option checkboxes buttons appear on your device. These options are: · Scan at start of a HotSync · Scan at end of HotSync · Scan Applications · Scan Application Data · Modified Records Only · Known File Types Only · Known Executable Types Only · Scan Flash Memory Available options on the device component The available handheld device component options allow you to customize how you want VirusScan Wireless to work on the components of your device. Selecting the option that you need most will help optimize your protection and scanning time. NOTE: Changing options on either the device or the PC side component of the application changes both sides on sync. The only files scanned are files that go thru the conduit to and from the device. · Scan at start of a HotSync This option allows you to scan files at the beginning of the HotSync®. [. . . ] This menu is located on the Windows Start menu (Start > Programs > VirusScan Wireless > EPOC Configuration). This takes you to the update application. QuickStart Guide 29 VirusScan for Symbian's EPOC 4. Follow the directions onscreen to complete the download and to install the updated files. See "About DAT files" on page 14 for an overview on DAT files. Anti-virus alert If VirusScan Wireless for EPOC finds a virus, the anti-virus alert will notify you and ask for input. [. . . ]