Global configuration parameters affect all three types of server scans.  All of these parameters are found and configured in the Configuration Options menu.  They are: 
•	Time Format
•	Infected File Directory
•	User Group Notification List

Use the Time Format parameter to select either standard or military time formats.  With the exception of the time displayed in military format in your log file, all other LANProtect screens and reports assume the format selected with the Time Format parameter.
To select a time format:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Time Format.
The Time Format menu appears.

2.	Highlight either time format and press <Enter> to select your choice.
The Configuration Options menu reappears.

The infected file directory defaults to a subdirectory called VIRUS under the directory where LANProtect was installed.  When viruses are detected, all of the scans that are configured to move infected files upon virus detection will use this directory to quarantine infected files.
The infected file retains its original file name in the virus directory.  If an infected file has the same name as a file existing in the virus directory, LANProtect renames the newly infected file with the .VIR extension, and incrementally renames any subsequent file name extensions (.V01, .V02, etc.).   LANProtect also keeps track of the infected file’s original path in the VIRUS.ID file.
To change the infected file directory:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Infected File Directory.
A dialog box displays the current path and prompts for a new path.

2.	Press <Enter> to accept the current directory or change the volume and/or directory by backspacing over the existing path, typing the path of the new directory, and pressing <Enter>.
If the directory does not exist, a dialog box asks, “Create the Directory?” 

3.	Select Yes to create the directory or No to retype the path.

With LANProtect you can specify which Novell NetWare user group(s) will be notified when LANProtect detects a virus.  If a user belongs to one of the groups listed in the User Group Notification List when the Real Time File scan is active and a virus is detected, the user’s computer sounds an alarm and a standard NetWare message is sent to the workstation.

If the Prescheduled Server or Manual Server scan is active, the user is notified when the  scan is complete and advised to view the log file to see the results of the scan.

Users can clear the message by pressing <Ctrl><Enter> in DOS or clicking OK in Windows.  Users who are not logged in at the time of the event will be notified when they log in via the delayed message utility, MSGDIS.
LANProtect also uses MHS, a NetWare message handling system, as an additional way of notifying the appropriate people of LANProtect activity.  If you do not have MHS on your system, you will receive only broadcasts and messages via LANProtect.  All users in the User Group Notification List who are also members of MHS will receive MHS notification of LANProtect’s activities as well as the LANProtect broadcasts.  If you configure LANProtect to notify the offending user in the Real Time File scan, that user will also be notified via MHS if that user is a member of MHS.  Refer to the MHS manual for instructions on adding users to the list.
To create the list of Novell NetWare user group(s) to be notified:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | User Group Notification List.
The Selected Groups list box appears.  User groups that have already been selected appears in the box.

2.	Press <Ins> to add user group(s) to the list.
The Available Groups list box appears.

3.	Using the arrow keys, highlight a group and press <Enter> to add it to the list.  
The group appears in the Selected Groups list box.  Repeat steps 2 and 3 to add more groups.
4.	Remove a group from the Selected Groups list box by highlighting the name of the group and pressing <Del>.
The group is moved into the Available Groups list box.
5.	Press <Esc> to save the list and return to the Configuration Options menu.
Users on the User Group Notification List can also receive messages of events that occurred while they were not logged in.  LANProtect includes a delayed message utility, MSGDIS, that keeps track of all messages that were broadcasted and users on the notification list who were not logged in at the time the message was broadcasted.  MSGDIS relays the messages to users when they log in.
Once you view delayed messages upon login, you can chose to delete or save them.  If you save them, you will be notified that they are there each time you log in.  If you only want to be notified with new messages that occurred while you were logged out, you must delete the message file after viewing it.
To receive delayed messages upon login:
1.	Enter the following line in your system login script:
#SYS:\PUBLIC\MSGDIS.EXE
If LANProtect broadcasted messages while you were logged out, you will be notified of the messages upon login.  The messages are stored in the SERVICE directory in the LANProtect installation directory.
Note:	MSGDIS only functions when the LANProtect NLM is loaded.
2.	View the message(s).

3.	Select Yes or No to delete the message(s).

Generally the configuration parameters for each type of scan are different.  However, within the configurations of the individual scan types, there are similar configuration parameters.   The following table discusses the configuration options that exist for each server scan.  The discussion on the individual configurations for each scan type lists more detailed procedures.
Configuration	Description
File Types to Scan	You may scan either DOS files or Macintosh files, or if you have both Macintosh and DOS files on your file server, you may scan both.  
Scan Volume/Directory	You may chose which directories to scan on each volume.
Action on Virus Detection	You may chose to wipe out, move, leave alone, or rename virus-infected files.
Action on Scan Completion	You can choose to generate a report, where to send the report, and to run an NLM if a virus was or was not found when a scan is complete.
All of the server scans are preconfigured to reflect maximum security.  However, you may change each configuration and customize the scan.  Configuration impacts security level, which files will be scanned, who will be notified when infected files are found, and how infected files are handled.

The Prescheduled Server scan scans the server on a predetermined day and time.  It can be configured to scan every day, once a week, once a month, or not at all.  This type of scan may be good to perform during the night or when network traffic is greatly reduced.  The Prescheduled Server scan does not greatly reduce the performance of your server while operating, but rather, the scan slows down or sleeps when network utilization is high.  The following tree displays the options available for configuring the Prescheduled Server Scan.

Frequency of Scan refers to how often LANProtect will scan the server volumes.
To set the frequency of the scan:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | Frequency of Scan.
A list box displays frequency choices.  

2.	Highlight your choice and press <Enter>.
Your choice appears in the Frequency of Scan field.
Note:	Steps 3 and 4 refer to additional steps required when you opt to scan once a week or once a month, respectively.
3.	Highlight the day you want LANProtect to scan your server and press <Enter>.

The selected day appears in the Frequency of Scan field.
4.	Identify the day of the month (e.g., 1 for the 1st day of the month, 2 for the second day of the month, etc.) that you want LANProtect to scan your server.

Note:	Entering 31 tells LANProtect to run a scan on the last day of each month regardless of the number of days in the month.  Remember that February has only 28 (or 29) days.  Setting the scan to run on day 29 could result in no scan being run in February.  
The month you select appears in the Frequency of Scan field.	

The Time to Start Scan field displays the time of day the scan will take place.
To set the time of day LANProtect will start to scan:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | Time to Start Scan.
2.	Type in the time of day you want LANProtect to scan your server.
The time appears in either standard or military format as defined in the Time Format configuration.
3.	Press <Enter>.  
The time appears in the Time to Start Scan field.

You may scan DOS files or Macintosh files.  If you have both Macintosh and DOS files on your file server, you may scan both.
DOS Files
To set the parameters for the DOS files to be scanned:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | File Types to Scan.
A list box displays two file types (DOS and Macintosh).

2.	Highlight the DOS Files field and press <Enter>.
A list box displays three options (No DOS Files, Selected Extension List, and All DOS Files).  The following list describes the options.

3.	Highlight an option and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the File Types to Scan list box.  
To specify the DOS file extensions to scan:
1.	Highlight “Selected Extension List” and press <Enter>.
A list of extension names to be scanned appears.  

2.	Add a file extension to the list by pressing <Ins>, typing the extension name, and pressing <Enter>.  

3.	Modify an existing extension name by highlighting it and pressing <Enter>.  Modify the extension and press <Enter> to accept the change.
 
Note:	The extension list will not be resorted until the menu is closed and reopened.
4.	Delete a file extension by highlighting the extension and pressing <Del>.  You will be prompted to confirm the deletion.  Highlight Yes or No and press <Enter>.
5.	Press <Esc> to save the list and return to the File Types to Scan list box.
The selected option appears in the DOS Files field.
Macintosh Files
LANProtect can scan all Macintosh files.  The following table defines the terms used when describing Macintosh files.
Term	Definition
Resource Fork	A section of executable code.
Application File	A file that contains only executable code.
File with Resource Fork	A data file type.  It is somewhat like a batch file in that it contains the commands to execute the application and points to the data to be loaded.  The first part of an application file contains resource fork information that allows that file to be selected and executed.  The remainder of the file contains the data.
To set the parameters for the Macintosh files to be scanned:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server | Type of Files.
A list box displays two fields (DOS files and Macintosh files).
2.	Highlight “Macintosh Files” and press <Enter>.
A list box displays three options:  No MAC Files, MAC Application files, and MAC files with resource fork.  The following list describes the options.

3.	Highlight your choice and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the File Types to Scan list box.  
4.	Press <Esc> to save the configuration and return to the Prescheduled Server Scan Configuration menu.

Determine selected volumes and directories or all volumes and directories to scan on the file server with the Scan Volume/Directory option.
To select all volumes and directories:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | Scan Volume/Directory.
The Scan Volume/Directory list box appears.

2.	Highlight “All Volumes and Directories” and press <Enter>.
“All Volumes and Directories” appears in the Scan Volume/Directory field.
To select specific volumes and directories to scan:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | Scan Volume/Directory.
2.	Highlight “Selected Volumes and Directories” and press <Enter>.
A list of available volumes appears.  The portion (All, None, or Partial) of directories to be scanned in that volume appears to the right of the volume name.  

3.	Change the volume selection to All or None by highlighting the volume you want scanned and pressing <F5>.
or
3.	Change the volume selection to Partial by highlighting the volume name and pressing <Enter>.  
If you pressed <Esc>, your selection appears in the Volumes list box.  If you pressed <Enter>, the volume directory tree appears.  

The left screen displays a directory tree of the volume selected.  As you highlight directories on the left screen, the right screen lists the file names in the directory.  Press the <Up Arrow>, <Down Arrow>, <PgUp>, or <PgDn> keys to scroll through the directory tree.  Press <Home> to move the cursor to the top of the tree and <End> to move the cursor to the bottom of the tree.  Press <Ctrl><PgUp> or <Ctrl><PgDn> to scroll through the file list on the right side of the screen.
4.	Select or deselect individual directories or subdirectories by highlighting the directory and pressing <F5>, <Spacebar>, or <Enter>.
or
4.	Select or deselect all directories in a specified volume, by highlighting the volume name at the top of the tree and pressing <F5>, <Spacebar>, or <Enter>.
The selected directories and subdirectories are marked with an arrow and their names appear in bold type.
5.	Press <Esc> to save the configuration and return to the Action on Virus Detection field.

Once a virus is detected on the server, you determine the action to take.  You may rename, delete, leave alone, or move the virus to a special directory.
To determine the action to be taken when a virus is detected:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | Action on Virus Detection.
The Action on Virus Detection list box appears.  The following table lists the options and actions taken for each option.

2.	Highlight an option and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the Action on Virus Detection field.

The Action on Scan Completion options include printing and/or saving information gathered during the scan and determining which NLM to load upon completion of the scan, if any.
To configure the action taken on scan completion:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | Action on Scan Completion.
The Scan Completion Configuration menu appears.

2.	Highlight the “Generate Report After Scan” field and press <Enter>.
A list box appears with four options.  The following table lists the options and their descriptions.

3.	Highlight your selection and press <Enter>.
Continue with Step 4 to save the report file, with Step 5 to print the report, or with both steps to save and print the report.
4.	Highlight “Save Report in File,” enter the file name the report will be sent to, and press <Enter>.
The name of the file appears in the “Save Report in File” field.  When the report is generated, the file is saved in the LANProtect directory.
5.	Highlight “Send Report to Print Queue” and enter the queue the report will go to.  If you do not remember the queue name, press <Enter> to display a list of the print queues.  Highlight the desired queue and press <Enter>.
Note:	The field displays only the first 24 characters of print queue names that are longer than 24 characters.  The print job will print according to NetWare’s pconsole defaults.
The queue name appears in the “Send Report to Print Queue” field.
6.	Highlight the “NLM to load if no virus found” field.
7.	Type in the appropriate NLM name and press <Enter>.
The “NLM to load if no virus found” field displays the name of the NLM and any parameters to be loaded at the completion of the scan if no viruses are found.  This NLM could be a backup process that backs up all the files once they have been scanned for viruses.
8.	Highlight the “NLM to load if virus found” field.
9.	Type in the appropriate NLM name and press <Enter>.
The “NLM to load if virus found” field displays the name of the NLM and any parameters to be loaded at the completion of the scan if any viruses are found.  This NLM could be a process to clean the viruses detected or a backup process if you moved the infected file(s).

Before you are allowed to leave the Configuration Options menu and go back to the LANProtect Options menu, a confirmation box asks if you want to save the changes.  Once the configuration is saved, the scan will operate automatically.

The Prescheduled Server scan is turned off by selecting Frequency of Scan | No Scan.  

If a situation arises when you need to stop the Prescheduled Server scan while it is running, use the Break Prescheduled Server Scan option which is located on the LANProtect Options menu.
To break the Prescheduled Server scan:
1.	Select Break Prescheduled Server Scan.
A confirmation box appears.

2.	Highlight Yes to break the scan or No to continue the scan and press <Enter>.

The Manual Server Scan is an on-demand scan of specific volumes, directories, and file types as established in the Manual File Server scan configuration.  This feature is useful when you cannot or do not want to wait until the next Prescheduled Server scan.  It is advisable to do a Manual File Server scan upon installation.  The following tree displays the options for configuring the Manual File Server scan.

You may scan DOS files or Macintosh files.  If you have both Macintosh and DOS files on your file server, you may scan both.
DOS Files
To set the parameters for the DOS files to be scanned:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Manual Server Scan | File Types to Scan.
A list box displays two file types (DOS and Macintosh).

2.	Highlight the DOS Files field and press <Enter>.
A list box displays three options (No DOS Files, Selected Extension List, and All DOS Files).  The following list describes the options.

3.	Highlight an option and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the File Types to Scan list box.  
To specify the DOS file extensions to scan:
1.	Highlight “Selected Extension List” and press <Enter>.
A list of extension names to be scanned appears.  

2.	Add a file extension to the list by pressing <Ins>, typing the extension name, and pressing <Enter>.  

3.	Modify an existing extension name by highlighting it and pressing <Enter>.  Modify the extension and press <Enter> to accept the change.  

Note:	The extension list will not be resorted until the menu is closed and reopened.
4.	Delete a file extension by highlighting the extension and pressing <Del>.  You will be prompted to confirm the deletion.  Highlight Yes or No and press <Enter>.
5.	Press <Esc> to save the list and return to the File Types to Scan list box.
The selected option appears in the DOS Files field.
Macintosh Files
LANProtect can scan all Macintosh files.  The following table defines the terms used when describing Macintosh files.
Term	Definition
Resource Fork	A section of executable code.
Application File	A file that contains only executable code.
File with Resource Fork	A data file type.  It is somewhat like a batch file in that it contains the commands to execute the application and points to the data to be loaded.  The first part of an application file contains resource fork information that allows that file to be selected and executed.  The remainder of the file contains the data.
To set the parameters for the Macintosh files to be scanned:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Manual Server Scan | Type of Files.
A list box displays two fields (DOS files and Macintosh files).
2.	Highlight “Macintosh Files” and press <Enter>.
A list box displays three options:  No MAC Files, MAC Application files, and MAC files with resource fork.  The following list describes the options.

3.	Highlight your choice and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the File Types to Scan list box.  
4.	Press <Esc> to save the configuration and return to the Manual Server Scan Configuration menu.

Determine selected volumes and directories or all volumes and directories to scan on the file server with the Scan Volume/Directory option.
To select all volumes and directories:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Manual Server Scan | Scan Volume/Directory.
The Scan Volume/Directory list box appears.

2.	Highlight “All Volumes and Directories” and press <Enter>.
“All Volumes and Directories” appears in the Scan Volume/Directory field.
To select specific volumes and directories to scan:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Manual Server Scan | Scan Volume/Directory.
2.	Highlight “Selected Volumes and Directories” and press <Enter>.
A list of available volumes appears.  The portion (All, None, or Partial) of directories to be scanned appears to the right of the volume name.  

3.	Change the volume selection to All or None by highlighting the volume you want scanned and pressing <F5>.
or
3.	Change the volume selection to Partial by highlighting the volume name and pressing <Enter>.  
If you pressed <F5>, your selection appears in the Volumes list box.  If you pressed <Enter>, the volume directory tree appears.  

The left screen displays a directory tree of the volume you chose.  As you highlight directories on the left screen, the right screen lists the file names in the directory.  Press the <Up Arrow>, <Down Arrow>, <PgUp>, or <PgDn> keys to scroll through the directory tree.  Press <Home> to move the cursor to the top of the tree and <End> to move the cursor to the bottom of the tree.  Press <Ctrl><PgUp> or <Ctrl><PgDn> to scroll through the file list on the right side of the screen.
4.	Select or deselect individual directories or subdirectories by highlighting the directory and pressing <F5>, <Spacebar>, or <Enter>.
or
4.	Select or deselect all directories in a specified volume, by highlighting the volume name at the top of the tree and pressing <F5>, <Spacebar>, or <Enter>.
The selected directories and subdirectories are marked with an arrow and appear in bold type.
5.	Press <Esc> to save the configuration and return to the “Action on Virus Detection” field.

Once a virus is detected on the server, you determine the action to take.  You may rename, delete, leave alone, or move the virus to a special directory.
To determine the action to take when a virus is detected:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | Action on Virus Detection.
The Action on Virus Detection list box appears.
 The following table lists the options and actions taken for each option.

2.	Highlight an option and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the Action on Virus Detection field.

The “Action on Scan Completion” options include printing and/or saving information gathered during the scan and determining which NLM to load upon completion of the scan, if any.
To configure the action taken on scan completion:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Prescheduled Server Scan | Action on Scan Completion.
The Scan Completion Configuration menu appears.

2.	Highlight the “Generate Report After Scan” field and press <Enter>.
A list box displays four options.  The following table lists the options and their descriptions.

3.	Highlight your selection and press <Enter>.
Continue with Step 4 to save the report file, with Step 5 to print the report, or with both steps to save and print the report.
4.	Highlight “Save Report in File,” enter the file name the report will be sent to, and press <Enter>.
The name of the file appears in the “Save Report in File” field.  When the report is generated, the file is saved in the LANProtect directory.
5.	Highlight “Send Report to Print Queue” and enter the queue the report will go to.  If you do not remember the queue name, press <Enter> to display a list of the print queues.  Highlight the desired queue and press <Enter>.
Note:	The field displays only the first 24 characters of print queue names that are longer than 24 characters.  The print job will print according to NetWare’s pconsole defaults.
The queue name appears in the “Send Report to Print Queue” field.
6.	Highlight the “NLM to load if no virus found” field.
7.	Type in the appropriate NLM name and press <Enter>.
The “NLM to load if no virus found” field displays the name of the NLM and any parameters to be loaded at the completion of the scan if no viruses are found.  This NLM could be a backup process that backs up all the files once they have been scanned for viruses.
8.	Highlight the “NLM to load if virus found” field.
9.	Type in the appropriate NLM name and press <Enter>.
The “NLM to load if virus found” field displays the name of the NLM and any parameters to be loaded at the completion of the scan if any viruses are found.  This NLM could be a process to clean the viruses detected or a backup process if you moved the infected file(s).
10.	Press <Esc> to the Configuration Options menu.
A confirmation box appears so you can confirm the scan configuration.

11.	Select Yes to save your changes.

To perform a Manual Server scan:
1.	Select Start Manual Scan.
A screen appears with the files being scanned and information about the server.

Note: 	Pressing <Esc> during this scan will terminate the scan upon verification.
When the scan is complete, LANProtect will display the amount of files and directories scanned and the number of viruses found.

2.	Press <Enter> to continue.
You will be returned to the LANProtect Options menu.

A Real Time File scan looks for viruses in files as they enter or leave the server.  When the Real Time File scan is turned on, LANProtect continuously monitors incoming and/or outgoing files.  Infected files cannot be removed from the system unless the file or pattern is placed onto an exception list, or the Real Time File scan is turned off.  When a user executes an infected file and the Real Time File scan is operating, they will receive the message, “File not found.” This message appears regardless of the action that was taken on the infected file.  The following table displays the configuration options for the Real Time scan.

LANProtect has the capability to scan files as they enter the server or as they enter and exit the server.
To determine the direction of the I/O scan:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Real Time File Scan | Direction of the I/O Scan.
A list box appears with the following options:

2.	Highlight your choice and press <Enter>.
Your choice appears in the “Direction of I/O to Scan” field.

Once a virus is detected on the server, you determine the action to take.  You may rename, delete, leave alone, or move the virus to a special directory.
To determine the action to be taken when a virus is detected:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Real Time File Scan | Action on Virus Detection.
The Action on Virus Detection list box appears.  The following table lists the options and actions taken for each option.

2.	Choose and highlight an option and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the “Action on Virus Detection” field.

You can configure LANProtect to notify users that a file they are trying to access is infected.  The message gives users the file name and the name of the virus in that file.  The users in the User Group Notification List will also be notified of the infected file.  If your system supports MHS and the offending users have accounts on MHS, the users will also receive a message in their MHS mailbox.
To notify the offending user:
1.	Highlight the “Notify Offending User” field and press <Enter>.
A list box appears.  The following table describes the options.

2.	Highlight Yes or No and press <Enter>.
Your selection appears in the “Notify Offending User” field.  If you selected Yes, the default message appears on the screen.

3.	Edit the message you want to send to the offending user or press <Enter> to accept the default.
The symbol %V stands for the virus name and %F stands for the file name.  If you want the name of the virus and/or the file to appear in the message, you must include these codes in your message.  The message can be up to 55 characters long.
To notify users using Windows or Macintoshes, follow Steps 4 and/or 5, respectively.
4.	Make sure the following command is in the WIN.INI file in the Windows directory:
LOAD = NWPOPUP.EXE
 NWPOPUP is usually automatically placed in the WIN.INI file when Windows is customized for NetWare.
5.	Copy the notify start-up document to each user’s Macintosh Utilities System folder.  The notify document is found on the Novell Macintosh Utilities distribution diskette.

You may scan DOS files or Macintosh files.  If you have both Macintosh and DOS files on your file server, you may scan both.
DOS Files
To set the parameters for the DOS files to be scanned:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Real Time File Scan | File Types to Scan.
A list box displays two file types (DOS and Macintosh).

2.	Highlight the DOS Files field and press <Enter>.
A list box displays three options (No DOS Files, Selected Extension List, and All DOS Files).  The following list describes the options.

3.	Highlight an option and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the File Types to Scan list box.  
To specify the DOS file extensions to scan:
1.	Highlight “Selected Extension List” in the DOS Files list box and press <Enter>.
A list of extension names to be scanned appears.  

2.	Add a file extension to the list by pressing <Ins>, typing the extension name, and pressing <Enter>.  

3.	Modify an existing extension name by highlighting it and pressing <Enter>.  Modify the extension and press <Enter> to accept the change.  

Note:	The extension list will not be resorted until the menu is closed and reopened.
4.	Delete a file extension by highlighting the extension and pressing <Del>.  You will be prompted to confirm the deletion.  Highlight Yes or No and press <Enter>.
5.	Press <Esc> to save the list and return to the File Types to Scan list box.
The selected option appears in the DOS Files field.
Macintosh Files
LANProtect can scan all Macintosh files.  The following table defines the terms used when describing Macintosh files.
Term	Definition
Resource Fork	A section of executable code.
Application File	A file that contains only executable code.
File with Resource Fork	A data file type.  It is somewhat like a batch file in that it contains the commands to execute the application and points to the data to be loaded.  The first part of an application file contains resource fork information that allows that file to be selected and executed.  The remainder of the file contains the data.
To set the parameters for the Macintosh files to be scanned:
1.	Select Server Scan Configuration | Real Time File Scan | Type of Files.
A list box displays two fields, DOS files and Macintosh files.
2.	Highlight “Macintosh Files” and press <Enter>.
A list box displays three options:  No MAC Files, MAC Application files, and MAC files with resource fork.  The following list describes the options.

3.	Highlight your choice and press <Enter>.
The selected option appears in the File Types to Scan list box.  
4.	Press <Esc> to save the configuration and return to the Real Time Scan Configuration menu.

Before you leave the Real Time File Scan Configuration menu and go back to the Server Scan Configuration menu, a confirmation box asks if you want to save the changes.  Selecting Yes saves the configuration and the Real Time File scan continues to operate with the new configuration.  The Real Time File Scan is turned off by selecting Server Scan Configuration | Real Time File Scan | Direction of I/O Scan | Do Not Scan Any Files.
Note:	Turning off the Real Time File Scan also disables PCScan.

LANProtect includes a program called LPVIEW.EXE that displays the LANProtect configurations across both local and wide area networks.  It enables the system administrator to view the configurations all at one time.  The program is located in the LANProtect directory and is executed at the DOS prompt.  
To view LANProtect configurations with LPView:
1.	Go to the LANProtect directory or map a drive to that directory.
2.	Type LPVIEW at the prompt.  For example:
P:\LPROTECT>LPVIEW
The main screen for the LPView program appears on the screen.  The screen lists all the servers on the network.  The column on the right entitled, Loaded, shows if LANProtect is loaded by listing No if it is not loaded and Yes, if it is loaded.

3.	Highlight a server with LANProtect loaded and press <Enter>.
A dialog box appears for you to enter a password.

4.	Enter the screen unlock password for the server you are viewing.  The default password is LANPROTECT.
The View Configurations menu appears.

5.	Highlight the configuration you want to view and press <Enter>.
A screen displays the configurations for the selected option.
6.	Press <Esc> to return to the View Configurations menu and select another configuration to view.
7.	Press <Esc> several times to exit LPView.
A confirmation box appears.
8.	Highlight Yes and press <Enter> to exit.