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Keeping Your Computer Virus-Free
In addition to installing Raz-Lee’s Anti-Virus, and updating virus definitions on a regular basis, it
is important to note that no single product can completely eliminate the virus threat. It is
mandatory to take additional precautions in order to safeguard your network:
 Inform all personnel at your company of the dangers of virus infection. Train
them to recognize the signs of possible infection. These include error messages,
corrupt data and system slowdown.
 Maintain reliable data backups at all times, i.e. CDs, additional hard disks, etc.
 Do not open any e-mail attachment unless you know it is from a reliable
source. Attachments are notorious for spreading viruses.
 Be suspicious of e-mails with over-general message lines, such as “RE: An
Answer”, “Thanks”, or “Hi.”
 Do not open any attachments with file extensions such as .drv, .sys, .dll, .exe,
.eml, .scr, .ocx, .com, .pif, .bin, .vbe, .bat, .nws, l.nk, .cpl, and .shs.
 Choose assistants to assist you in handling emergencies and possible infection
if the systems administrator isn’t present.
Feature Overview
 Automatic, regularly updated database
 Mail Support for SMTP mail servers, that scans and sends alarm to the
recipient instead of the original infected mail
 Detects, catches, and quarantines viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and malicious
software (malware)
 Command-line scanner
 Database updater with support for digital signatures
 Cannot be disabled by viruses
 On-Access and Scanning
 Built-in support for zip, gzip, jar, and tar files
 User-friendly, multilingual interface (green screen and GUI) with simple
activation features
 Integration with OS/400 Scheduler
 Summary Log for review and analysis.
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