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4. Select the directories on the cluster that will be included in the on-access scans, and then click Done.
5. Click Submit.
Stop a running virus scan policy
You can stop a currently running anti-virus scanning policy at any time, whether the policy is scheduled or running
manually.
1. On the File System menu, point to Anti-Virus, and then click Summary.
The Anti-Virus Summary page appears.
2. In the Action column under Currently Running, click Cancel for the running anti-virus scan policy that you want
to halt.
In the Status field under Recently Completed, the halted scan displays an orange icon. Pausing the mouse pointer
over the icon displays this message: Scan stopped before completion.
3. Optionally, you can re-start the stopped scan by clicking Start for the scan in the Actions column.
Modify an anti-virus scanning policy
You can modify configured anti-virus scanning policies as your storage security needs evolve. For example, you could
convert a manual anti-virus scan into to a scheduled scan, modify the root directories the scan runs on, or alter a policy
scan's schedule.
1. On the File System menu, point to Anti-Virus, and then click Policies.
The Anti-Virus Policies page appears.
2. In the Policy column, click the name of the anti-virus scanning policy you want to modify.
The Anti-Virus Edit Policy page appears.
3. In the Name box, type a descriptive name for the anti-virus scanning policy.
Note that the policy name cannot include spaces; hyphens, and underscore characters are permitted.
4. Next to Root directories, click Edit list to select which root directories on the cluster will be included in the policy's
anti-virus scan.
The Browse OneFS Filesystem dialog box appears.
5. In the Browse OneFS Filesystem dialog box, select which directories on the cluster will be included in the policy,
or excluded, and then click Done.
6. Use the Restrictions options to select whether to enforce global file size and file name restrictions that are configured
on the Anti-Virus Settings page:
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Select Enforce file size and filename restrictions if you want to apply the global restrictions on which file
names, extensions, and file sizes to a policy. You can view these global settings by clicking the Settings page
link to the right of this option.
Select Scan all files within the root directories if you want to ignore the global restrictions and have the policy
to scan all files in the root directories you selected in steps 4 and 5.
7. For Run policy, select whether the policy's anti-virus scanning will be run Manually or Scheduled to run automatically
at specified intervals.
8. If you specify a Scheduled policy of anti-virus scanning, configure the following options:
a. Under Interval, select whether the policy will run an anti-virus scan on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis,
and then set the appropriate interval period.
a. Under Frequency, select whether the policy will run an anti-virus scan Once during the specified Interval, or
Multiple times.
9. Click Submit.
The modified policy appears on the Anti-Virus Policies page.
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