Exclusions tab

Antivirus (Classic) > Configuration > Profiles > Exclusions

Note: Unsupported options for each version of profile are disabled (grayed out).

The Exclusions tab for Antivirus (Classic) profiles excludes objects from Antivirus (Classic) monitoring.

Exclusion Rules

• Add Exclusion - Adds file masks or directory path masks to be excluded from scanning and protection, up to a limit of 256 exclusions.
• Delete - Deletes a selected exclusion rule.

Supported exclusions include:

• Masks without file paths
  • *test* - any file with test in name, saying 12astestsdsd.sds
  • *test.* - any file with name ending on test: 346dfghtest.gdh
  • test.* - file with name test and any extension
• Masks with absolute file paths
  • C:\dir\*.* or C:\dir\* or c:\dir\ - all files in the C:\dir folder
  • C:\dir\*.exe - all files with the exe extension in the C:\dir folder
  • C:\dir\*.ex? - all files with the ex? extension in folder C:\dir, where ? can represent any single character
  • C:\dir\test - only the C:\dir\test file
• File path masks
  • dir\*.*, or dir\* - all files in all dir folders
  • dir\test - all test files in dir\ folders
  • dir\*.exe - all files with the exe extension in all dir folders
  • dir\*.ex? - all files with the ex? extension in all dir folders, where ? can represent any single character

Trusted Apps

Trusted applications are not monitored for suspicious activity, file activity, network activity and attempts to access the system registry.

• Add Trusted App - Add the full path and filename of an executable.
• Delete - Deletes a selected application path and filename.

Use standard environment variable notation to specify the location of applications. Examples:

• %SystemRoot%\system32\svchost.exe
• %ProgramFiles%\Messenger\msmsgs.exe
• %ProgramFiles%\MSN Messenger\MsnMsgr.Exe

Trusted URLs

Trusted URLs are not monitored for viruses by Web Antivirus (Classic).

• Add Trusted URL - Adds a URL.
• Delete - Deletes a selected URL.

Formatting guidelines:

• Enter http:// or https:// before any address.
• * - Use to represent any combination of characters. Example: http://www.kaseya.com/*
• ? - Use to represent any one character. Example: http://Patch_123?.com
• If an * or ? is part of an actual URL, when you add the URL to the Trusted URL list, you must use a backslash to override the * or ? following it. Example: http://www.kaseya.com/test\?