Protecting Your NT Network With The Domain Manager

The eTrust Anti-Virus Domain Manager lets you group servers into logical units called Anti-Virus Domains. Server virus protection management can be done at the domain level, so that information entered once applies to all the servers in the domain. Servers can also be managed individually within a domain.

Enabling the Domain Manager

There are only a few steps that must be taken to ensure network protection. Briefly, these steps are as follows:

	Group the desired NT machines into Anti-Virus domains.
	Configure and start up eTrust's Real-time Monitor for each domain. This immediately protects your network from new virus infections.
	Scan the entire network to locate any viruses that may have infected your machines before real-time monitoring was enabled.
	Schedule full domain scans to run at a regular interval.

NT Support Features

Support features for Windows NT includes:

Shell extension integration Provides right-click scanning from any volume, folder, or file   Microsoft BackOffice Support eTrust Anti-Virus carries the "Designed for BackOffice" logo   Multiple Source Browser A Windows Explorer-like browser makes viewing and selecting servers, directories, and files faster and easier. Multiple sources can be selected for scanning.   NetWare domain management Lets you administer your eTrust Anti-Virus NetWare servers through the Windows NT console.   Real-time Copy Cure Makes a copy of an infected file before curing it.   Automatic Software Download, Distribution and Update Provides hands-free downloading and distribution of the latest signature files and search engines using modem or FTP downloads.   Point-to- Point Management eTrust Anti-Virus Servers can be managed by entering the machine name. This means that eTrust can communicate with all eTrust Anti-Virus servers, even across segmented LANs where broadcasts are filtered out.   Compressed Files Enables scanning of compressed files and Internet downloads in .ZIP, .ARJ, .LHA, .LZH, .MIM, .UUE, .CAB, and Microsoft compressed formats.   Scheduled Scanning Allows administrators to scan networked servers at predetermined times.   Domain Support Allows the configuration of servers into eTrust Anti-Virus domains. Multiple servers can thus be configured at one time. (See above)   Updated ALERT System Notifies selected users of a virus threat through network broadcast and other communication vehicles.   Remote System Event Log Support Provides forwarding of Alarm information to remote server's system event logs.   Remote Setup A separate remote utility is provided to support remote installation on Windows NT.