kousalg at gmail
May 15, 2013, 9:53 PM
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Thanks for the advice! That could be an option also. In that case, would it
be any difference between scaning the system from an ubuntu live session or
scaning on boot-time? a priori looks like scaning from ubuntu, or any other
linux (or BSD =) would be even better, since the OS (windows) doesn't load
any file at all, so viruses don't even have a chance.
Any ways, im still wondering if clam has got the option for scaning on
boot-time.
Special thanks to Dan =) Rav.-
PD: I just saw i forgot to type a 'subject', my REALLY bad. It would be
something like "configure boot-time scan" or the like...
2013/5/15 Dan Kegel <dank [at] kegel>
> Is this a one-time thing? If so, why not use a live Ubuntu CD?
>
> When I needed to do a boot-time scan of my mother-in-law's
> Windows XP system (remotely!), I used an Ubuntu Live CD
> and Google Chrome Remote. All she had to do was burn the
> disc, boot it, get into chrome, and start the remote session,
> and I did the scan remotely.
> - Dan
>
> On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 8:12 AM, German Vrx <kousalg [at] gmail> wrote:
> > Hello!
> >
> > I need to perform a boot-time scan on a Windows Server 2003 machine, how
> > can i do one? I couldnt find any options on preferences nor a reference
> on
> > the documentation. Im sorry if this question has been answered before
> but i
> > couldnt find anything close on the mailing list (searched for keywords
> > using google).
> >
> > BTW: How would clamav + sentinel perform on a Windows Server 2003
> > fileserver? At the moment it got infected with the tanatos.m virus (and
> > friends, yet to be found), and the whole LAN got infected (10 terminals).
> > Also any reference to a general guindance on LAN/General IT security for
> > SMEs would be deeply appreciated =)
> >
> > Thanksfully, Rav.-
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