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High-speed scan
Dr.Web anti-virus for Unix file servers is an exceptionally high-performance solution. Dr.Web anti-virus for Unix file servers is an exceptionally high-performance solution. The product combines high-speed scan of large amounts of data with extremely low system load – both in a real-time mode and performing scheduled tasks. The high-speed multi-threat scan checks data on a server while a file operation upon a request from a workstation is being performed. A workstation that imposes a virus threat is automatically disconnected from a server with a corresponding message displayed to a user.
Ease of administration
Dr.Web anti-virus for Unix file servers is easy to install and to use, which reduces maintenance time and, consequently, makes work of system administrators easier. Figures are the best evidence and they speak for themselves. Our poll results show that users of Dr.Web anti-virus who didn’t have a reason to apply to the technical support service or did it only once a year constituted 67%!
High performance and stability of operation
Dr.Web anti-virus for Unix file servers can process almost instantaneously gigantic volumes of information. Traditionally low system requirements of Dr.Web products allow running the product on any server hardware configuration.
Dr.Web is not an anti-virus only!
Dr.Web successfully detects, cures or removes viruses and all types of malicious objects, including rootkits, mail and network worms, file viruses, Trojan programs, spyware, adware, hacker tools, paid dialers and joke programs.
Unique non-signature detection technology
The Origins Tracing™ technology has been added to traditional signature scan and heuristic analysis. It significantly improves detection of yet unknown viruses. Malicious objects detected using the new technology get the .Origin extension to their names.
Correct scan of archived and packed files
Dr.Web correctly checks the majority of existing formats of packed files and archives with any nesting level, including multi-volume and self-extracting, which is extremely important for e-mail systems. Dr.Web recognizes over 1000 types of archives and packers.
Very frequent updates of the virus database
Updates to the Dr.Web virus database are released as soon as new entries are added – up to several times per hour. "Hot" add-ons are released as soon as a new piece of malware is caught and analyzed. Dr.Web global monitoring network collects samples of new viruses from all over the world. Updates are delivered to customers from several updating servers located in different parts of the globe.
Dr.Web has the most compact virus database
That’s why files are scanned quickly, sparing hard drive disk space and RAM, as well as Internet traffic for downloading of the updates is almost instantaneous. Just one entry in the Dr.Web virus database allows detecting dozens, or hundreds, or even thousands of similar viruses.
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