Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Samba Server

Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Samba Server is designed to protect file storage areas on Samba Servers, which emulate Windows file servers under the Linux operating system. Thus, Windows-based users within a heterogeneous network are provided with safe and transparent access to data stored on Linux file servers. Kaspersky Anti-Virus is easily integrated with the Samba Server and does not require the Samba Server or parts of the operating system to be re-compiled.

Functions

• Anti-Virus Protection
• Easy Administration
• System Requirements

Detects and disinfects viruses, spyware and other malware

Real-time protection for file The application intercepts requests for access to Samba file storage areas, analyzes the files being accessed for malicious code and disinfects or deletes infected objects. Suspicious objects are quarantined pending further analysis.

On demand file system scanning. The application scans specified areas for infected and suspicious objects at the specified times (or on demand). It analyzes objects and disinfects, deletes or quarantines objects for further analysis.

Antivirus scanning optimization. The iChecker™ technology significantly reduces the time required for duplicate scans of each object by only scanning those files that have been modified since the latest scan.

Quarantine. Infected, suspicious and damaged objects detected in the file system can be moved to the quarantine folder, where they are processed according to administrator defined rules.

Backup storage. The solution saves copies of infected objects in a backup storage area before they are treated and/or deleted, making it possible to restore an object on demand in the event that disinfection fails.

Easy administration

Remote administration. Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Samba Server can be configured either traditionally via the application’s configuration file or using the Web interface.

Antivirus database updates. Antivirus database updates can be downloaded from Kaspersky Lab’s servers via the Internet or from local update servers on demand or automatically on schedule. Administrators can choose the type of antivirus databases to be used: standard (detection of true malware only) or extended (databases used to detect potentially hostile software – e.g., spyware, adware, etc.). Kaspersky Lab antivirus databases are updated hourly.