           IBM AntiVirus/2 LAN Package - Version 2.3
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AntiVirus/2 that can be installed or run from LAN server, and an
important program that lets administrators control the behavior of
IBM AntiVirus/2.  
 
     This package allows you to install IBM AntiVirus/2 onto a client PC
from a LAN server drive, rather than from diskettes.  This can make
distribution and installation simpler in LAN environments.  This package
also allows you to configure IBM AntiVirus so that most of its files are
stored on a LAN server, but executed directly on client PCs.
 
 
Important Note
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     Even though the administrative profile files (ADMIN.PRF) are normal
text files, they are protected from modification by checksums.  DO NOT
modify them except with IBM AntiVirus Administrator.  Modifying them in
any other way will prevent IBM AntiVirus from running.
 
 
Installing IBM AntiVirus Administrator
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     First, create an ADMIN directory on your system and decompress the
self-extracting ZIP file to that directory.  You can then run IBM
AntiVirus/2 Administrator from the command line by entering ADMIN2, or
you can install it as a desktop application, and double-click on the
icon.
 
     Next, you MUST select your own administrative password and keep it
safe for future reference.  Under the administrator main menu, select
PASSWORD->NEW.  Enter "IBMAV" in the OLD PASSWORD field, enter your new
password in both NEW PASSWORD fields, then select OK.
 
 
Creating administrative profiles
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     Administrative profiles can be created by selecting FILE->OPEN
from the main menu of IBM AntiVirus Administrator.  You then enter the
profile name and select the options you wish to use.
 
 
Highlights :
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     Here are some of the features that LAN administrators can enforce
for the networks they support using IBM AntiVirus Administrator.  For
more information, please refer to the on-line help.
 
 
Checking options:
1)  Allow or disallow disinfection of infected files
2)  Allow or disallow erasing of infected files
3)  Allow or disallow to stop a check
4)  Force a thorough check after a virus infection is found
5)  Allow or disallow to create checking profiles
6)  Allow or disallow to create automatic execution profiles
7)  Run a command or program when a virus is found, e.g. to send
    a LAN message to an administrator
8)  Allow checking of network drives
9)  Automatic disinfection during automatic execution
10) Allow or disallow resetting of administrator options from
    IBM AntiVirus
 
 
