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---+ Laptop Anti Virus All Microsoft Windows machines connected to the departmental networking either wired or wireless, including the PPE networking, must run Sophos anti-virus software. On PPE supplied laptops Sophos is installed as part of the standard laptop setup. If you are using your laptop please follow the installation instructions below. ---+++ Installing Sophos <noautolink>AntiVirus</noautolink> 1. Download the installation kit from the Computing Services site: [[http://www.gla.ac.uk/services/computing/downloads/antivirus/]] following the link for your OS. This can only be done directly on campus or using the VPN. 2. Extract the contents of the zip file using <code>7-Zip</code>, or Windows XP's in-built zip file handler, or whichever "un-zipping" program you are comfortable with. 3. Log in as Administrator and remove any older versions of Sophos present by clicking on <code>Start->Control Panel->Add/Remove Programs</code>, then clicking on Change/Remove for <code>Sophos Remote Update</code>, <code>Sophos <noautolink>AntiVirus</noautolink></code> or <code>Sophos <noautolink>AutoUpdate</noautolink></code> if they are present. A reboot will be required. 4. Log back in as Administrator and open the <code>interchk</code> folder again, double click on <code>savinst.bat</code> and follow the instructions given, a reboot will again be required. 5. (Optional) Tidy up by removing the <code>interchk</code> folder and the <code>winxp.zip</code> file. ---+++ Configuring Sophos <noautolink>AntiVirus</noautolink> When the Sophos client is installed it is automatically configured to update from the central University of Glasgow Sophos servers. The on-access scanning and daily scan still needs to be configured by hand. 1. Right click on the blue Sophos sheild and select <code>Open Sophos Anti-Virus</code> 2. Click on <code>Configure Sophos Anti-Virus</code> 3. Click on <code>On-access scanning</code> 4. Click on the <code>Disinfection</code> tab at the top of the dialog box 5. Under <code>Automatic disinfection</code> select <code>Disinfect items...</code>. Under <code>Other actions...</code> Select <code>Delete</code> and click on <code>OK</code> -- Main.AndrewPickford - 13 Oct 2008
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