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Avira GmbH Avira AntiVir Server/ Professional (UNIX) 33
4.2 Testing AntiVir Server/ ProfessionalTesting
After completing the installation and configuration, you can test the functionality of
AntiVir Server/ Professional using a test virus. This will not cause any damage, but it will
force the security program to react when the computer is scanned.
Testing AntiVir Guard with a Test-Virus
Go to http://www.eicar.org.
Read the information about the test virus eicar.com.
Download the test virus to your computer (for exp, in a directory named /TEST).
On dazuko3 systems, mount the directory in which you downloaded eicar.com
mount -t dazukofs /TEST /TEST
Try to access the file, via the shell command “less”:
AntiVir Guard will deny the access.
Testing AntiVir Command Line Scanner with a Test-Virus
Go to http://www.eicar.org.
Read the information about the test virus eicar.com.
Download the test virus to your computer (for exp, in a directory named /TEST).
Execute the command:
avscan /TEST
AntiVir will notify you about malware detection and will ask you to select an action.
Scanning for Possible Errors
If you notice that AntiVir Guard does not display the expected messages or does not take
the relevant action, you have to check the configuration.
Check whether AntiVir Guard is running. Type:
/usr/lib/AntiVir/guard/avguard status
Start AntiVir Guard if necessary.
If you use AntiVir Guard in conjunction with dazukofs ensure that the file system
location for which you want to enable OnAccess protection, is mounted with
dazukofs.
Use the mount command to see a list of all mounted file systems/partitions.
If you use AntiVir Guard in conjunction with dazuko2 make sure that the file system
location you want to protect is specified by means of the IncludePath option. Also
ensure that the AccessMask is set to a value different from 0, since AntiVir Guard
will otherwise fail to start.
Check the messages in the logfile of AntiVir Guard or in syslog in order to isolate
errors.