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An AV Server receives a scan request when a user tries to access a file on the Celerra File Server. The AV Server then scans the file using the ServerProtect Real-time Scan function. To protect both the Celerra File Server system and the AV Server, the default setting for the ServerProtect Real-time Scan function is incoming and outgoing.
Trend Micro strongly recommends not changing this setting. For more information about Real-time Scans, refer to Using Real-Time Scan. If the file is infected, the AV Server performs one of the following actions, depending on the previous configuration:
  • Bypass: Skips over the file without taking any corrective action in a Real-time Scan (see the Warning that follows these action descriptions).
  • Delete: Deletes the infected file.
  • Rename: Changes the name of the infected file by modifying the file extension to ".VIR".
  • Clean: Attempts to clean the virus code from the file.
  • Quarantine: Moves the infected file to a designated folder.
WARNING
WARNING
Trend Micro recommends using only the Clean, Delete, and Quarantine actions, rather than using the Bypass action. If a file is infected and the virus action is set to Bypass, the file will remain infected after entering the Celerra File Server system.