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What is REBOOT?

By SteveT on Tuesday, April 10, 2007 :: Last Updated: Tuesday, April 10, 2007
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REBOOT is an MS-DOS utility that can reboot your computer. By default REBOOT will cold boot your computer with no delay. To have REBOOT warm boot your computer, use the /W command line switch. Additionally, you can delay the reboot process up to 3600 seconds using one of the command line switch listed in the Command Syntax section below. Usage: This utility can be used at the command line, or......

What is Spam Stats?

By SteveT on Wednesday, April 04, 2007 :: Last Updated: Friday, April 23, 2010
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:: Knowledgebase

What is SpamStats? Spamstats is a scripted method of tracking spam, emailed viruses, incoming, and outgoing messages. You are only limited on what is collected by the rules you create. Spamstats.vbs is a Windows Scripting Host (Visual Basic) script that when executed will update a MySQL Database (http://www.mysql.com) . The script is called from Mail Filter Pro v3.0.114b (or higher) which w......

Using EICAR to test your AntiVirus Software

By SteveT on Thursday, March 29, 2007 :: Last Updated: Tuesday, April 17, 2007
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:: Tips and Tricks, Knowledgebase, AntiVirus

I have had many requests from users for "Live" viruses so that a user can test their antivirus product to see that it is working, and what the alerts would look like when an actual virus is detected. Using a "Live" virus to do this is extremely risky, dangerous and unacceptable for the purpose of testing and demonstrating. To resolve this problem the antivirus community came up with a file for jus......

What is RunRoam?

By SteveT on Wednesday, August 07, 2002 :: Last Updated: Sunday, November 25, 2007
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:: Knowledgebase, AntiVirus

Description: RunRoam is a Win32 console applications written in C/C++, that when executed, will the run NAVRoam.exe file. NAVRoam is a new feature added to Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition (NAVCE) 7.6 that provides Roaming Client Support and is rolled out to a client automatically whenever NAVCE 7.6 is installed on the client. For details on configuring NAVRoam, please the Symantec Knowledgebas......

Using NAV's Roaming client support (includes load balancing abilities for NT servers)

By BillD on Wednesday, August 07, 2002 :: Last Updated: Sunday, November 25, 2007
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:: Tips and Tricks, AntiVirus

Description: Roaming client describes the abilities of NAV to seek and use a parent server based on several criteria. Within roaming client abilities exists the possibilities for server load balancing, receiving defs from "the closest server" and traveling users to connect their computer to a network in a new office and utilize the parent server in that office, rather than their original miles ......

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