User Guide

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Appendix A 49
records of the standard set, the signatures of potentially dangerous
software such as adware, remote administration utilities, etc.
The [icapserver.network] section contains network settings of the application:
ListenAddress – IP address and the port that Kaspersky Anti-Virus uses to
wait for proxy requests sent via ICAP. Default value: 0.0.0.0:1344 (the
application listens on port 1344 using all network interfaces of the
server).
Timeout – network timeout for interaction via ICAP.
The [icapserver.process] section contains advanced settings for the processes
of Kaspersky Anti-Virus:
MaxChildren – maximum number of running child processes working on
requests sent via ICAP.
IdleСhildren – maximum number of running child processes waiting for
requests sent via ICAP.
MaxReqsPerChild – maximum number of requests to scan objects that a
child process can serve. After processing of the specified number of
requests a child process terminates and the application initiates a new
child process.
MaxEnginesPerChild – maximum number of scanning modules used
simultaneously by child processes for anti-virus scanning of objects.
Larger number of scanning modules allows faster anti-virus
scanning of objects. However, if affects server performance.
Please take into account the hardware of your server while
setting the value of this parameter.
The [icapserver.protocol] section contains the settings for interaction between
Kaspersky Anti-Virus and proxy server via ICAP:
AnswerMode=partial|complete – the method of interaction with the proxy.
The partial value means that Kaspersky Anti-Virus will allow transfer of
scanned object's parts to client before the object is downloaded from
the Internet completely and scanned. The complete value means that
Kaspersky Anti-Virus will only allow transfer of a requested object to
client after it is downloaded completely and scanned.
MaxSendDelayTime – time interval (seconds) that determines the
frequency used to send parts of a requested object to client in partial
mode.