To install this TDK, place these files in a directory called TDK somewhere 
on your network.  In windows run SETUP.EXE from either the FILE/RUN option
or launch it from within File Manager.  Follow the prompts to complete the 
install.


IMPORTANT: After you have installed the TDK:
1. Load the NLM as instructed in the TO_DO.TXT file. 

The NLM will load with a default congfiguration to scan all incoming
and outgoing files with the real time scan.  To configure manual
or pre-scheduled scans follow steps 2 through 4.

2. Execute the Supervisor Utility from Windows
3. Ulock the default domain "VIRUS_PROTECT" by doule clicking on the
   file blue server icon and enter the default password "VPROTECT" 
   when propmted.
4. Configure the NLM as desired.


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LANDesk Virus Protect and the KAOS4 Virus

This version of the LANDesk Virus Protect Test Drive Kit includes a
NetWare Loadable Module (NLM), DOS,and Windows scanner that detects and 
cleans the KAOS4 virus in addition to the other viruses detected by the 
product.  The real time rules based activity trap on the NLM also catches
KAOS4 or any other virus in the act of infecting another file.

For information on purchasing LANDesk Virus Protect, or how to receive 
a full Test Drive Kit with documentation, call one of the following numbers:

U.S.A. & Canada		1-800-538-3373	7 a.m.-5 p.m. PST
Europe			+44-793-431155	09:00 - 17:30
Singapore		+65-250-7811
Australia		+61-2-975-3300
All other Requests	1-503-629-7354

This Test Drive Kit includes:
* Anti-virus NetWare Loadable Module (NLM) for 30 days 
* Windows supervisor utility for configuring the NLM 
  and performing serverscans (VPWIN.EXE)
* DOS and Windows workstation scanners (VSCAN.EXE & VSCAND.EXE)
* Real time virus scanning TSR (PCSCAN.COM)
* Automated virus update utility from the Intel BBS (VPDOWN.EXE)

What is not included with the Test Drive Kit:
* DOS (graphical) supervisor utility
* Workstation rules based activity trap (TSR) for detecting unknown viruses.
* Automated workstation software installation utility
* Automated workstation virus signature update utility
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CLIB v3.12 / MAC name space / Netware 3.11 configuration instructions:

There is a high probability of a server abend if you are running NetWare v3.11
and are using CLIB v3.12 - v3.12f AND have MAC name space added to any of your
volumes on that server.  This is due to an obscure bug in the CLIB call
FEConvertDirectoryNumber in CLIB v3.12 - v3.12f.  LPROTECT.NLM makes this call
when a Macintosh accesses a file on a server volume where MAC name space is
added.

Novell is aware of this problem and has addressed it in CLIB v3.12G.  You can 
obtain this version from NETWire in LIBUP3.EXE on CompuServe or from the Intel BBS (503)645-6275. Once on the Intel BBS choose 
File Downloads/Network Products/LANDesk Family/LANDesk Virus 
Protect/Currrent/LIBUP3.EXE .
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Running an On-Demand Scan While the Real Time Scan is On

If you scan your server volumes with either Virus Scan, or Virus Scan for DOS
while the Real Time scan is running, the Real Time scan will take action on
any infected files as soon as they are accessed by the on-demand scan.  You
will see messages about any infected files originating from the Real Time scan
rather than the on-demand scan.
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ARCserve v5.0x may conflict with Virus Protect's NLM when you down the
server.  If you have ARCserve 5.0x loaded, it monitors the console command
process and notices when you try to down the server. As soon as it notices, it
invokes ASTOP.NCF to shutdown itself first, but abends before any action is
taken.

To work around this conflict, use LPSTART.NLM. This NLM starts LPROTECT.NLM
after certain amount of seconds' delay. The default is 10 seconds. Usage is:

load lpstart [D=xx] [all parameter to lprotect.nlm]

where xx is the delay in seconds.

To get LPSTART.NLM off the Intel BBS, call 503-645-6275 and choose File
Downloads/Network Products/LANDesk Family/LANDesk Virus Protect/LPSTRT.EXE .

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Scanning local drives upon login

By placing Virus Scan for DOS in the system login script, you can protect users’ local
drives from viruses as well as your server drives.  The scan uses the same pattern file
as the server scans to catch viruses.

VSCAND offers several command line parameters.  To see a listing of all parameters,
type "VSCAND" with no command switches at the DOS prompt.

The following describes how to use the scheduling feature:
/S=www	Schedules VSCAND to scan once a week.  WWW stands for an abbreviation of the 
day of the week.  Acceptable abbreviations are Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat.  
Place this option next to the VSCAND command in the login script.
/S=dd	Schedules VSCAND to scan one day of the month.  DD stands for the date.  
In cases where the date is only one digit, you need only enter one digit. 0 tells 
VSCAND to scan daily.  Place this option next to the VSCAND command in the login 
script.

Note:  You must include the /V parameter to tell VSCAND to scan all volumes.

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For users who own LANDesk Manager. LDPOPUP now traps 25th line messages sent
out by all Virus Protect scans and traps.  The name field in Alert Log is
Virus Protect and the severity is major.

