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NetVault Plug-in for Malware Detection 14.0 - User Guide

Scanning the virtual machines

 
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NOTE: The Plug‑in for Malware Detection will scan the file systems compatible with RHEL 8.x operating system platforms and the Plug-in for VMware.
NOTE: The Plug‑in for Malware Detection does not support the non-CDP incremental and differential saveset scans.
To scan the savesets of the Plug-in for VMware:
1
In the Navigation pane, click Create Scan Job.
You are redirected to the next page to select savesets.
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NOTE: The savesets backed up with Plug-in for VMware are only displayed.
2
Select the desired backed-up saveset from the table.
The selected saveset information is displayed in the right panel of the table.
3
Optionally, if “Scan Details” is clicked and the selected saveset has already been scanned, the following information is displayed:
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Scan Status: Displays selected saveset’s scanned details, e.g., fully scanned, partially scanned, etc.
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Infected VMs: Displays the infected virtual machines where the saveset resides.
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VMs Scanned: Displays the total number of virtual machines scanned.
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Files Scanned: Displays the total number of files scanned on the virtual machines.
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Infected files: Displays the total infected files on the virtual machine.
To continue scanning the selected saveset, proceed to the next step.
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Click Scan.
5
Select the desired virtual machine or the containing disk(s) to scan.
The Create Scan Job page will be displayed.Configure the following settings:
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NOTE: Choose one or multiple virtual machines along with one or more disks associated with the chosen virtual machine.
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Enter the scan job name in the Job box.
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Select the Selection set from the dropdown or click ‘+Create New’ to create if required.
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Click Choose to select the Target client where the NetVault Plug‑in for Malware Detection is already installed.
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In the Schedule list, select an existing Schedule Set or click Create New, and configure the schedule type and schedule method.
Choose the scheduling method.
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Click Save and Submit to execute the scan job.
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NOTE: The scan table displays only the status of the most recent successful scan results or job.

Color codes for savesets

The scanned saveset of the Plug-in for VMware reflects the various statuses with the color codes. The following table enlists the same.

Table 1. Saveset status
Color codes/symbol
Description

 

Fully scanned and clean.

 

 

Partially scanned and infected.

 

Partially scanned and clean.

 

 

Fully scanned and infected.

 

 

Not scanned.

Viewing Logs

Once the scan job completes, the scanned saveset is visible in the logs.

Viewing logs

View the logs generated after the scanning savesets of Plug-in for VMware in the logs section.

To check the logs
1
In the navigation page, click View Logs.
The recently scanned job/s with NetVault Plug‑in for Malware Detection is enlisted in the logs along with its severity.
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Click the scanned disk(s) of the virtual machine on the View Log page to display more information about the executed scan.

The information displayed here is as per the partition on a disk of a virtual machine in the saveset:

Table 2. Logs parameters
Parameter
Description

VM Name

A virtual machine name that contains the disk with the partition.

Disk Name

A disk within the virtual machine that contains the partition.

Partition

A unique partition ID on the disk.

File System Type

A file system on the partition.

Scan start Time

Initiation time of the scan.

Scan end time

End time of the scan.

Scan time in seconds

Time-span in which the scan process completes.

Virus definition end

Virus database version at the beginning of the scan.

Virus definition begin

Virus database version at the end of the scan.

Scanned file count

Number of files scanned on the partition.

Infected file count

Number of infected files on the partition.

The last 10 infected file paths

The last ten infected files’ paths.

 

 

 

 

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