Release Notes for
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.40
This document contains late-breaking information about the product. Please refer to the manual for more information. The manual is available in Adobe Acrobat PDF format on the installation media. Printed copies of the manual can be ordered from your F-Secure business partner.
There are additional release notes distributed with the F-Secure Policy Manager Setup kit. Please consult them for the latest information about those components.
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Introduction
What Does F-Secure Anti-Virus Include?
F-Secure Anti-Virus provides transparent real-time protection against malicious code and viruses. Daily updates can be conveniently downloaded from the F-Secure Web site and put to use immediately. These updates provide the fastest available cure for any new virus threat. No other anti-virus software provides continuous and tested updates for every new virus threat.
F-Secure Framework is the name of the common F-Secure policy based management architecture. F-Secure Policy Manager is a product implementing the server and console tiers of the Framework architecture.
F-Secure Policy Manager provides a scalable way to manage the security of multiple applications on multiple operating systems, from one central location. It can be used to keep security software up-to-date, manage configurations, oversee enterprise compliance, and scale to handle even the largest, most mobile workforce. The F-Secure Policy Manager is comprised of two components: the F-Secure Policy Manager Console and F-Secure Policy Manager Server. They provide the two upper layers on the management architecture and are seamlessly integrated with the F-Secure Management Agents that handle all management functions on local hosts.
F-Secure Policy Manager Console replaces F-Secure Management Tools. F-Secure Policy Manager Console setup installs all console side applications and tools needed for policy-based management for F-Secure software products: F-Secure Administrator, F-Secure Certificate Wizard (VPN+ specific certificate tool), and F-Secure Master Key Wizard (FileCrypto specific key generation tool).
F-Secure Policy Manager Server is a collective name for all Policy Manager server side components. In release 5.01 there are two server side components: F-Secure Management Server and F-Secure Policy Manager Reporting Option.
F-Secure Administrator provides a centralized management console for the security of the managed hosts in the network. It enables the administrator to organize the network into logical units for sharing policies. The policies are defined in F-Secure Administrator and then distributed to the workstations through the F-Secure Management Server. F-Secure Administrator is a Java-based application, which can be run on several different platforms. It can be used to remotely deploy the Management Agent on other workstations without the need for local login scripts, rebooting, or any intervention by the end user.
F-Secure Management Server is the repository for policies and software packages distributed by the administrator, and status information and alerts sent by the managed hosts. It provides scalability by working as an extension to the Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS). Communication between F-Secure Management Server and the managed hosts is accomplished through the standard HTTP protocol, which ensures trouble-free performance on the LAN and WAN.
F-Secure Policy Manager Reporting Option F-Secure Policy Manager Reporting Option is a stand-alone command line program that, with an existing Communication Directory (CommDir) in F-Secure Management Server, collects alert, status and property data from the managed security domain or host of choice. F-Secure Policy Manager Reporting Option allows users to generate reports concerning the data from the Communication Directory in F-Secure Management Server by using XSL templates (which are like predefined queries). These reports can then be exported as files in HTML, XML, CSV or TXT file format.
F-Secure BackWeb With F-Secure BackWeb users can get anti-virus database updates and informational content without interrupting their work to wait for files to download from the Web. F-Secure BackWeb downloads files automatically in the background using bandwidth not being used by other Internet applications, so the users can always be sure they will have the latest updates without having to search the Web. If the F-Secure BackWeb client is always connected to the Internet, it will automatically receive new anti-virus updates within about two hours after they have been published by F-Secure.
F-Secure Management Agent enforces the security policies set by the administrator on the managed hosts, and provides the end user with a user interface and other services. It handles all management functions on the local workstations and provides a common interface for all F-Secure applications, and operates within the policy-based management infrastructure.

F-Secure Anti-Virus
Version
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.40 build 8232
IMPORTANT NOTES
•	Re-installing or upgrading FSAV 5 will overwrite any virus definition databases used by the previous FSAV 5 installation, thus making the virus protection level somewhat older. In centrally managed installations the new virus definition databases will be updated by the next policy polling interval. If FSAV 5 is installed in stand-alone mode, the user should re-apply the latest virus definition databases either by using the Update now function or by getting the latest databases from http://www.F-Secure.com/.
•	When upgrading an older Windows operating system having FSAV 5 installed, it is necessary to first uninstall FSAV 5 before proceeding with the upgrade. Not doing this may lead to a system not functioning properly. This is because of differences in the low-level driver architecture in older Windows platforms compared to newer ones. This is not necessary when installing service packs or other operating system patches.
•	Windows 2000/XP contains a feature that calculates the disk space usage of installed programs and tells how frequently they have been used. This info is provided in the Add/Remove Programs list, but it may be incorrect for the F-Secure Anti-Virus modules. The Add/Remove Programs list may for example claim that F-Secure Anti-Virus has been used occasionally, even if the on-access protection is enabled all the time. This is perfectly normal and does not mean that the product is disabled or malfunctioning in any way. Very high disk space usage figures may also be reported. Always use the Explorer to find out the real disk space usage of the F-Secure products, rather than the figure reported by Add/Remove Programs.
What’s New in F-Secure Anti-Virus
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5 includes significant improvements over version 4. The new version is based on F-Secure Framework, the enabling technology behind the new policy-based management architecture.
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5 is designed from the ground up for the corporate environment and large heterogeneous networks. It provides the network administrator with comprehensive security management features and a three-tier architecture that will scale from a small LAN with only a few workstations all the way up to a large WAN with hundreds of thousands of nodes distributed around the globe.
The user interface has been simplified. Every major function of the program is transparent to the user, which reduces maintenance costs. The powerful F-Secure Gatekeeper technology detects and disinfects viruses in real-time. This completely eliminates the complexity of on-demand and scheduled scanning tasks.
Software distribution and alerting functions are no longer based on file-sharing in a LAN. Instead, they work within a three-tier system that uses the HTTP protocol to work in any TCP/IP network. The HTTP protocol will work easily with your existing routers, firewalls, and other components of your network infrastructure.
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.10 and later versions are compatible with Microsoft Windows95, Windows98, Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 operating systems.
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.11 and later versions support on-demand updating of virus definition databases using the FSUPDATE-utility (<http://www.F-Secure.com/download-purchase/updates.html>).
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.20 introduces new virus definition database functionality through the local user interface and F-Secure Administrator management console. New functionality is illustrated in F-Secure Anti-Virus User’s Guide.
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.22 contains the following major changes from previous release:
•	Localization support for Chinese, Spanish and Italian languages.
•	Platform support for Windows ME.
•	Ability to disable real-time scanning of files accessed over network (applies to outbound access only).
•	The HTML-scanning report lists the active scanning engines and their definition database dates.
•	The HTTP-update mechanism (Update now) uses Windows’ proxy settings, if defined.
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.30 contains the following major changes from previous release:
•	Evaluation support for try-before-you-buy installations (30-day trial period).
•	Command-line scanner beta version included for preview (see …\f-secure\anti-virus\readcmd.rtf for more information).
•	Status indicator of real-time protection activity in the Windows system tray (can be disabled through policy, see user’s manual for instructions).
•	Removal of unused virus definition databases from the program folder.
•	Manual scanning reports are attached in the SMTP-alerts (configurable in centrally managed installations only).
•	Added TAR and TGZ extensions to scanned compressed files (scanning of compressed files is enabled by default in manual scanning only).
•	Dynamic detection of BackWeb to determine whether Update now should be enabled.
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.31 contains the following major changes from previous release:
•	Platform support for Windows XP (other Windows platforms NOT supported).
F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.40 contains the following major changes from previous release:
•	Added platform support for Windows XP.
•	New scanning architecture (exceptions in scanning engines handled without user intervention à more up-time, less forced reboots/system crashes).
•	Improved default handling of malware (secondary action if disinfection fails, disinfection of locked files, system clean-up module for removing complicated malware that need e.g. cleaning the Windows registry).
•	Scheduler functionality (for scheduled scanning tasks / database updates, accessible through F-Secure Policy Manager Console).
•	Hotfix-support (for applying F-Secure-signed patches to the product if needed).
•	Support for “ext.dat” in virus definition database updates (modifying scanned file extensions through database updates).
•	Extended set of file extensions to be scanned (DLL-scanning in real-time, new archive formats supported).
•	Command-line scanner release version (power-user tool for command-line usage of F-Secure Anti-Virus 5).
•	Added localization for Hungarian, Greek and Korean languages.
Administration
•	F-Secure Policy Manager provides central administration under three-tier management architecture. The administration tasks include software distribution, updating, alerting, and configuration management.
•	F-Secure Anti-Virus is scalable to enterprise-wide networks through distributed F-Secure Management Servers and the HTTP protocol.
•	The F-Secure Management Agent provides statistics from each workstation and sends alerts when a virus is found. 
•	The administrator can create and distribute policies that specify different settings for manual scans and real-time protection.
•	Alerts, reports, and messages are viewed in F-Secure Administrator.
•	Improved support for the industry-standard SNMP protocol.
•	Installation and updates are supported under the Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) on Windows networks.
End-User Interface
•	A new and simple user interface makes the most common functions available from a shortcut menu.
•	A new Disinfection Wizard guides the user through the removal of viruses from the system.
•	The new and easy-to-use virus information database on the F-Secure Web site can be conveniently accessed.
•	All F-Secure Anti-Virus settings can be centrally managed by the administrator.
•	The administrator can determine what is visible in the user interface, thus controlling the level of transparency to the user.
Following list contains the most important fixes and known problems in this release of F-Secure Anti-Virus 5. The numbers refer to F-Secure’s internal change-tracking database entries. For more detailed information, contact Anti-Virus-Support@F-Secure.com.
Most Important Fixed Problems
•	19089, "FSAV 5.30 does not react on files, which are copied to the network share"
•	18092, "Cannot remotely install FSAV to XP from FSA"
•	19943, "Current sign2.def from FSI is rejected by FSAV [20142]"
•	17400, "Gatekeeper repairs boot viruses making HD unaccessible [17444]"
•	17587, "FSAV 5.30 does not scan folders with characters é à è in the folder path"
•	18759, "FSAV 5.30 OAS scanning freezes Win2PC When accessing mapped Banyan drive"
•	18174, "F-Secure 5.30.7262 does not detect Magistr.B in mail programs"
•	18375, "FSAV uninstallation fails when HP brio Management agent installed"
•	16375, "GetDBHtp does not ask proxy to get the updated signature"
•	16170, "FSAV 5.22: Directory containing Greek characters cannot be excluded."
•	16308, "[13228] FSAV 5.22 / 5.30: Floppy access during startup hangs the machine"
•	20374, "Greek environment: command-line scanner shows file names incorrectly"
•	17727, "GetDBHtp should also log the date and time"
•	18243, "Command-line scanner should send HTML report to Admin (instead of TXT report)"
•	16939, "False alarms on WINMAIL.DAT"
•	17737, "Attached file causes Win2K to BSOD"
•	19511, "Increase AVH timeout in registering NRB tasks for DB updates. [#19051]"
•	17939, "Scanning of the attached file takes forever and jams up the machine"
•	17954, "GetDBHtp can't get Proxy settings if IE isn't installed."
•	18012, "AV scans the file FSPMRO500build47.zip for ever [18013]"
•	18114, "AVSTATE.LOG doesn't log the file name."
•	18063, "Policy based scans don't work"
•	19546, "PC hangs when FSAV and SIS 7018 audio device is used"
•	17794, "In case no user is logged in scans should be performed on LocalSystem rights"
•	9741, "FSAV5 Doesn't find an infected MBR when scanning manually"
•	12341, "AV Shell Extensions fails if dot ('.') in installation path"
•	11127, "FSMUIAV fails to start if FSMA is not running"
•	16814, "Fujitsu Scaleo hangs for 2-4 minutes during startup if FSAV is active [13228]"
•	18923, "The current file indicator in ODS progress wnd can't show the whole file name"
•	17950, "GetDBHTP uses root of system drive (i.e. C:\) as current directory"
•	17774, "FSAV 5.30 cannot access infected file while user can [17790,17144]"
•	17830, "FSAV5.30 freezes the computer, access databases on computer"
•	18144, "AV and FSM UI plugins not functional under Guest account on WinXP"
•	18163, "FSUpdate does not work right on XP"
•	18357, "FSAV does not work with Fast User Switching on XP"
•	18389, "Faxing script causes a false virus alarm"
•	12475, "Scan (Object) must override policy"
•	18512, "GetDBHtp wrongly handles command line parameter when started from explorer"
•	17873, "PM messages cannot be opened with Netscape6 [#19016]"
•	8401, "Scan floppy boot on shutdown on NT"
•	15433, "Options 'Centralized admistration throught network' and 'Stand-alone Installat"
•	20378, “FSAV 5.40: ‘Cannot read from file...’-alerts generated by Orion engine”
•	19763, “The results window in DW contains no data when disinfecting ZIP-file”
•	20720, “When accessing XP remotely, OAS goes disabled”
•	20664, “Inactive scan engine status is "Loaded and Enabled" (2) in policy”
•	20648, “Many scanning reports are sent to FSA at the same ODS task [540-385]”
•	20790, “’The latest database file is 999 days old’ - trap is generated after inst.”
•	20772, “Secondary action can be applied to suspected infected files”
•	20630, “FSAV 5.40 build 8093: Getdbhtp fails when manually run (.EXE not used)”
•	20370, “Problems with viewing the installed scanning engines”
•	21993, “FSAV 5.40 bluescreen after installation”
•	21902, “FSAV 5.40: FSAV crashes machine after restarting machine after installation.”
•	22092, “Eudora slowness with 5.40”
•	22106, “Some infected EML samples missed by AVP engine with ODS”
•	22224, “AVH fails to register to GKH alert handler -> disinfection wizard disabled”
•	21876, “OAS scan prevents formatting of diskettes in most cases”
•	22349, “FileCrypto 5.00 corrupts files when FSAV 5.40 installed”
•	22200, “Problems closing files over the network, with FSAV active on server”
Known Problems
•	Using the Offline-file synchronization feature in Windows XP/2000 may cause slowdowns with large number of files. This can be worked around by excluding the Offline files storage folder from real-time scanning. By default, the offline storage folder is located at <nt-system-root>\csc. To exclude the folder, use the "Exclude objects" function on the "Real-time Protection" page of F-Secure Anti-Virus settings.
•	Real-time protection always causes some overhead on file I/O, which can cause problems for time-critical file operations such as creating CD-R/CD-RW images.
•	13178, “Do not allow install if machine does not meet memory requirements [#10584]”: Although F-Secure Anti-Virus 5 has minimum system requirements (see “System requirements” in this document), they are not checked during setup, allowing the product to be installed on systems without enough resources.
•	15447, “FSMUIAV.DLL not initialized if FSMA isn't running”: In some environments the user may be able to login before F-Secure Management Agent is started, causing the F-Secure Anti-Virus settings and statistics to be unavailable. This can be worked around by waiting a moment before logging into the system. Even if this problem occurs, the real-time virus protection is fully functional.
•	12307, “FSAV unable to disinfect from folder C:\_Restore in WinME”: F-Secure Anti-Virus can not disinfect/delete/rename infections found under the special system folder “_Restore” of Windows ME. Infections are detected normally, however. There is a workaround that is officially documented by Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q263/4/55.ASP
•	22290, “Task Scheduler doesn't obey the defined idle times”: The scheduler functionality of F-Secure Anti-Virus (accessible through FSPMC) fails to run according to the defined idle times. If the idle time scheduling is used, the tasks scheduled will be run after each six minutes of elapsed idle time.
•	22450, “Unable to resume from powersave- mode after upgrade to 5.40”: Due to changes in the low-level file I/O handling in F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.40, some laptop computers may have problems resuming from powersave-mode. If this happens, the problem can be worked around by creating a registry key [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Data Fellows\F-Secure\Gatekeeper\CFlags] with the value of 0x1 (REG_DWORD).
•	21815, “Invalid database timestamp (0-00-00) of AVP after Database update”: When checking the dates of definition database updates from F-Secure Anti-Virus settings dialog’s Updates –tab (accessible by e.g. double-clicking the “sword & shield” icon in the lower-right corner of the screen), the date of F-Secure AVP scanning engine may sometimes be shown as 0-00-00. This situation can be ignored. The correct date is shown after restarting the computer.
Following list contains the technical changes of this release of F-Secure Anti-Virus when compared to the previous release. Refer to Administrator’s Manual or visit www.F-Secure.com for more info about other features in this release.
Technical Changes Since Previous Release
•	Floppy boot sectors are not scanned on startup. Previously, F-Secure Anti-Virus tried to scan floppy drives on Windows startup. This caused problems especially with laptops having removable media. This feature has been removed because it doesn’t provide any additional security since floppy boot sector viruses activate already before Windows starts up. Floppy boot sectors are scanned normally each time you access a floppy disk.
•	Renaming infected files is not blocked by real-time protection in WinNT/2000/XP. Previously, F-Secure Anti-Virus prevented renaming of infected files. Due to new scanning architecture, this can’t be done anymore. However, infections are detected normally whenever user tries to access or run the infected files. On Win95/98//ME, renaming of infected files is still blocked by real-time protection.
•	Command-line scanner (fsav.exe) generates an additional HTML-report and sends it to FSPM. See section 4.6 in F-Secure Anti-Virus user’s manual for more information about this feature change.
•	Alert if virus definition databases are old. See section 6.3 (Alert Administrator When Databases Are Old) in F-Secure Anti-Virus user’s manual for more information about this feature change.
•	When using the Update-now function when F-Secure BackWeb is installed, the BackWeb channel will be polled for new databases instead of downloading the databases directly through HTTP. This behavior can be overridden through the policy setting F-Secure Anti-Virus/Settings/Virus Database Updates/Manual Updating Method in F-Secure Policy Manager Console.
•	Previously, when user updated the virus definition databases by using the Update-now function, the databases were downloaded into …\f-secure\anti-virus\dbupdate\ folder. Since it’s now possible to use F-Secure BackWeb and Getdbhtp (direct HTTP-updates) side-by-side, the databases are now downloaded into …\f-secure\anti-virus\dbupdate.htp\ folder if Getdbhtp was used, and into …\f-secure\anti-virus\dbupdate\ folder if F-Secure BackWeb was used.
F-Secure Management Agent
Version
F-Secure Management Agent 5.00 build 5420
New Functionality (since version 4.50)
•	Memory usage (working set) optimization.
•	Problematic HTTP library (wininet.dll) replaced with a much more robust solution.
•	Windows XP support.
•	Support for hot-fix package installation.
•	On-demand product unloading (right-click the "F"-icon and select "Unload F-Secure Products".)
•	Suspending network connections on demand (right-click the "F"-icon and deselect "Enable automatic updates".)
•	Unique Identity support for F-Secure Policy Manager 5.10
•	Base policy is installed during first time installation (requires F-Secure Policy Manager 5.10)
•	New languages: Greek, Korean, Hungarian
Known Problems
•	Using a separate communication directory user account can fail if the logged-in user also has mounts for the server where the communication directory is located. This is caused by the "Multiple credentials" (error 1219) problem described in Microsoft TechNet article Q173199. A workaround is to use different network host names for the communication directory path and the share used by the logged-in user. For example, using "\\192.1.2.3\commdir" as the communication directory and "\\companyserver\datafiles" as the logged-in user's share should work even though "companyserver" and "192.1.2.3" were the same machine.
F-Secure BackWeb
Version
F-Secure BackWeb 6.30 build 316
New Functionality
•	Automatic detection of installed F-Secure Content Scanner Server.
•	If both stand-alone F-Secure Anti-Virus and stand-alone F-Secure Content Scanner Server are installed, F-Secure BackWeb 6.30 can provide anti-virus database updates to both of them.
•	Better support for F-Secure’s BackWeb server cluster.
Fixed Problems
•	#17557, Updating a communication directory located on a non-Windows network drive, when F-Secure BackWeb is installed in Windows NT, 2000 or XP. (Note: Service Pack 2 required for Windows 2000.)
•	#18610, Corrupted protocol settings when upgrading from F-Secure BackWeb 5.50 configured to use HTTP protocol.
•	#18207, Using the Keep command in BackWeb Infocenter to store old versions of anti-virus updates caused problems. It can now be safely used, but old versions are not listed in F-Secure BackWeb user interface.
•	#19174, Incorrect download sizes sometimes reported in log file and package properties dialog (full package instead of byte-level difference).
•	#20391, Unnecessary “Downloading 0% of NNNN K” entries in log file
•	#20233, F-Secure BackWeb 6.1x did not start automatically in Greek version of Windows 98
Known Problems
•	F-Secure BackWeb is incompatible with the new Fast User Switching and Remote Desktop features of Windows XP. To have F-Secure BackWeb always available, use normal logoff/login procedure to use another user account, instead of choosing ‘Switch User’.
•	Microsoft Proxy supports two different types of user authentication: standard HTTP authentication (a.k.a Basic Authentication), and NTLM authentication. F-Secure BackWeb is compatible with only the standard HTTP authentication and does not work if the proxy is configured to allow only NTLM authentication.
•	Detecting HTTP proxy settings from installed browser works only with Internet Explorer 4.0 or later and with Netscape 4.x. It does not work with Netscape Navigator 6.0.
•	Detecting HTTP proxy settings from installed browser does not work in most Windows NT, 2000 and XP systems, where the proxy settings are specified for currently logged-on user. As F-Secure BackWeb is running as a system service it won’t use the current user’s proxy settings. The proxy settings can be configured manually in BackWeb’s Advanced Settings. Alternatively corporate administrators could also configure the correct proxy settings for the default user in Windows registry.
•	Windows NT, 2000 and XP only: reinstalling or upgrading F-Secure BackWeb may in some cases fail with “installation aborted” or “unknown error” if the files of a previous installation have been deleted or damaged but the application has not been properly uninstalled. If running F-Secure BackWeb uninstallation from Add/Remove Programs does not resolve the problem, you have to use Windows registry editor to delete InstallDir registry value from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\BackWeb\BackWeb-Client\Applications\7681197\General.
•	During uninstallation of F-Secure BackWeb you may get a message about failing to delete file UninstallRC.dll and a second message about failing to remove the directory where the file is. This file and directory will remain on disk after uninstallation.
•	If Windows has been configured to display a desktop wallpaper, uninstalling F-Secure BackWeb will remove the wallpaper. To get the wallpaper back you have to choose it again from Display Properties after F-Secure BackWeb has been uninstalled.
•	If Internet Explorer 5.0 was installed before BackWeb and was uninstalled afterwards, the BackWeb Client may cease to function. In that case Internet Explorer 5.0 must be reinstalled in order to continue using BackWeb.
•	After successful installation of F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.40 with F-Secure Backweb on Windows 95 and Windows 98, a Windows error message "unable to load backweb.dll" may appear. This message will always appear along with the installer message "please restart your machine in order to propoerly take the software into use". The installer is incorrectly trying to load BackWeb after installation. Loading fails, as a restart is first needed. This error can be safely ignored – after restart all installed software will start properly.
Installation
System Requirements
The system requirements for F-Secure Anti-Virus 5.40 are:
•	Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows ME running on Intel Pentium hardware
•	32 MB of RAM (64 MB recommended minimum for Windows NT/2000 platforms, 128 MB recommended minimum for Windows XP platforms)
•	30 MB free hard disk space
•	Ethernet network interface or a dialup/DHCP interface
The recommended Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 installation is with Service Pack 6.
The system requirements for F-Secure Policy Manager are listed in the F-Secure Policy Manager release notes.
Key Codes for Installation
The key code for installation is printed either:
•	On a sticker on the CD-ROM envelope.
•	On the back of the installation instructions booklet that comes with your CD-ROM.
Installation – Home Users
1.	Insert the Workstation & Server Security CD-Rom, when asked choose “Home Use”.
2.	From “Install or Update Security Software” choose “Anti-Virus”.
3.	Enter your key code and click next.
4.	A list of valid Anti-Virus software versions will be displayed. Select a version to install. Installation will start automatically. Follow any onscreen instructions.
Installation – Corporate Users
If you don’t yet have Policy Manager installed, or you are updating to a newer version of Policy Manager.
Install/Update Policy Manager, as part of the installation the Anti-Virus packages will be automatically added. For complete instructions refer to the accompanying installation instructions booklet.

If you already have Policy Manager Installed.
Use one of the options below that best suits you.

Installing Installation Packages (JARs) from CD-Rom to an existing Policy Manager installation.
1.	Insert the Workstation & Server Security CD-Rom, when asked choose “Corporate Use”.
2.	From “Install or Update Managed Software” choose “Policy Manager”.
3.	Choose “Installation Packages” and setup will start. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Manually copying Installation Packages from CD-ROM to an existing Policy Manager installation. 
1.	Copy the JAR file from CD-ROM to the communication directory path “.\install\entry”.
2.	Select “View Packages” in Policy Manager Console.
3.	Select “Refresh” in the “Installation Packages” dialog.
4.	Policy Manager Console verifies the signature of the new installation packages. After this, you are ready to distribute F-Secure Anti-Virus 5 in the policy domain.
NOTE:  The JAR can be found directly on the CD-ROM in \win32\fspm\<version no>\jars\fsav*.jar
Special note: Replicating software using image-files
F-Secure Anti-Virus may be included when software is replicated using disk image files. Every product installation does however contain a unique identification code (UID) that is used by the remote management system (Policy Manager). Several computers may attempt to use the same UID if disk image software is used to install new computers. This situation will prevent Policy Manager from functioning properly. Please follow these steps to make sure that each computer uses a unique UID even if disk-imaging software has been used.

1.	Install the system and all the software that should be in the image file, including F-Secure Anti-Virus. Configure F-Secure Anti-Virus to use the correct Policy Manager Server. However, DO NOT import the host to F-Secure Administrator if the host has sent an auto registration request to the F-Secure Management Server. Only hosts on which the image file will be installed to should be imported.
2.	Run the "FSMAUTIL RESETUID" command from the command prompt. This utility is typically located in the "C:\Program Files\F-Secure\Common" directory (the directory may be different if you are using a localized version of Windows or if you have specified a non-default installation path).
3.	Shut down the computer. Do NOT restart the computer at this stage.
4.	Create the disk image file.

The utility program resets the UID in the F-Secure Anti-Virus installation. A new UID is created automatically when the system is restarted. This will happen individually on each machine where the image file is installed. These machines will send auto registration requests to the Policy Manager system and the request can be processed normally. 
Uninstallation
Uninstalling F-Secure Anti-Virus requires some manual operations. Administrator rights are also required for uninstalling.
To uninstall F-Secure Anti-Virus, do the following steps:
1.	Uninstall “F-Secure Anti-Virus”, “F-Secure BackWeb” (if installed) and “F-Secure Management Agent” by using Add/Remove Programs in the Windows Control Panel. Note that “F-Secure Management Agent” must be uninstalled last.
2.	Reboot the computer.
3.	Remove the remaining files in C:\Program Files\F-Secure (the directory may be different if you are using a localized version of Windows or if you have specified a non-default installation path).
4.	Remove the remaining shortcuts in the Start Menu.
Known Problems
•	If MAPI software is running, the Setup initialization may be extremely slow. If it seems that the installation is not starting, try closing all other running programs. It is a good practice to anyway close all running programs before launching any installation software. This is a known limitation of the installation software.
•	You cannot add new products and upgrade existing at the same time. You may experience this if you e.g. have an older version of F-Secure Management Agent already installed and you try to add F-Secure Anti-Virus. In such a case only F-Secure Management Agent is upgraded in the first installation and you have to run installation again to install F-Secure Anti-Virus. 
•	If Japanese, Chinese or Korean is chosen as the installation language on a non-MBCS enabled operating system (e.g. English or Finnish) the installation dialogs do not contain any meaningful text. The cause of this is the different locale and font used in MBCS language dialogs.
•	If you start reinstallation of software and the destination drive is full, it may be impossible to leave setup program until disk space is freed. This is a known limitation of the installation software.
•	If you try to install F-Secure Anti-Virus in a directory which name contains double-byte characters, the installation hangs during copying files. Currently installing in such a directory is not supported. 
F‑SECURE LICENSE TERMS
THE ACCOMPANYING SOFTWARE IS LICENSED TO YOU ONLY UPON THE CONDITION THAT YOU ACCEPT ALL OF THESE LICENSE TERMS. BY INSTALLING OR USING THE ACCOMPANYING SOFTWARE YOU AGREE THAT YOU HAVE READ THESE TERMS AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THEM. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ALL OF THE TERMS, DO NOT INSTALL, USE OR COPY THE SOFTWARE.
LICENSE
These F‑Secure License Terms cover any and all F‑Secure programs including related documentation (together the “Software”) licensed by the user (“You” or “Licensee”). The Software is licensed, not sold, to You for use only under the following terms. F‑Secure reserves any and all rights not expressly granted to You. F‑Secure retains ownership of all copies of the Software and released updates and upgrades to the Software. F‑Secure provides You the Software either in electronic format or on storage media (typically CD-ROM).
You may:
A)	Install and use the Software only on as many units (typically handheld devices, personal computers, servers or other hardware) as stated in the F‑Secure License Certificate. In case the Software or its services are shared through a network or the Software is used to protect traffic from viruses or other malicious code at email servers, firewalls or gateways, You must have a license for the total number of users whom the Software provides services to. In that case You may install the Software on as many units as needed.
B)	Install and use F‑Secure BackWeb™ in conjunction with licensed Software. F‑Secure BackWeb may be used only for receiving updates and information on the Software. F‑Secure BackWeb shall not be used for any other purpose or service.
C)	Use F‑Secure Policy Manager™ in conjunction with licensed Software and install F‑Secure Policy Manager on as many units as needed.
D)	Create copies of the Software for installation and backup purposes.
E)	Extend the number of licenses by purchasing additional licenses.
You may not:
A)	Install and use the Software against these License Terms, the F‑Secure License Certificate or the related documentation.
B)	Distribute copies of the Software to a third party, electronically transfer the Software to a computer belonging to a third party, or permit a third party to copy the Software.
C)	Modify, adapt, translate, rent, lease, resell, distribute or create derivative works based upon the Software or any part thereof.
D)	Decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble, or otherwise reduce the Software to any human-perceivable form as the Software contains or may contain trade secrets of F‑Secure.
E)	Use the documentation for any purpose other than to support Your use of the Software. Please contact F‑Secure directly if You are interested in any other rights to the Software other than those granted in this Agreement.
MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT SERVICES
Upon purchase of F‑Secure Anti-Virus™ Software or product bundles including F‑Secure Anti-Virus Software You are provided with maintenance and support services, which include updates, upgrades, and technical support, for one (1) year. For other Software, the services can be purchased separately.
The maintenance and support services will be provided to You by F‑Secure or Your license provider. F‑Secure reserves the right to provide Software updates for latest versions of the Software only if not otherwise agreed separately. Software upgrades and updates are made available to You as new Software versions are released. The services are delivered to persons registered as the support and maintenance contact. On request, the services can be provided to additional locations for an additional fee. For evaluation copies of the Software, F‑Secure shall have no obligation to provide the services.
In case the Software is integrated with 3rd party products, F‑Secure provides support and maintenance for the licensed F‑Secure Software only unless otherwise separately agreed.
TITLE
Title, ownership rights, and intellectual property rights in the Software shall remain those of F‑Secure, and/or its suppliers. The Software is protected by copyright laws and international copyright and other intellectual property treaties.
LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMERS
Limited Warranty on Media. F‑Secure warrants the media on which the Software is recorded to be free from defect in material and workmanship under normal use for 30 days from the date of delivery. Any implied warranties on the media, including implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited in duration to 30 days from the date of delivery. F‑Secure will, at its option, replace the media or refund the purchase price of the media. F‑Secure shall have no responsibility to replace or refund the purchase price of media, which is damaged by accident, abuse, or misapplication.
Disclaimer of Warranty on Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED ”AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. F‑SECURE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. F‑Secure does not guarantee the Software or related documentation in terms of their correctness, accuracy, reliability, or otherwise. You assume the entire risk as to the results and performance of the Software and related documentation.
Complete Statement of Warranty. The limited warranties provided in the preceding paragraphs are the only warranties of any kind that are made by F‑Secure on the Software. No oral or written information or advice given by F‑Secure, its dealers, distributors, agents, or employees shall create a warranty or in any way increase the scope of the foregoing limited warranty, and You may not rely on any such information or advice. Some states do not allow the exclusion of implied warranties, so the above exclusion may not apply to You, and You may have other rights which may vary from state to state.
Limitation of Liability. IN NO EVENT SHALL F‑SECURE OR ITS SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR INDIRECT DAMAGES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF REVENUE OR PROFIT, LOST OR DAMAGED DATA OR OTHER COMMERCIAL OR ECONOMIC LOSS, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF, OR INABILITY TO USE, THE SOFTWARE OR RELATED DOCUMENTATION, EVEN IF F‑SECURE HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. Some states do not allow the limitation or exclusion of liability for incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to You. F‑SECURE SHALL IN NO EVENT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES ARISING FROM PERFORMANCE OR NON-PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE. OUR MAXIMUM LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ACTUAL DAMAGES FOR ANY CAUSE WHATSOEVER SHALL IN NO EVENT EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID BY YOU FOR THE SOFTWARE. Nothing contained in these License Terms shall prejudice the statutory rights of any party dealing as a consumer. F‑Secure is acting on behalf of its employees and licensors or subsidiaries for the purpose of disclaiming, excluding, and/or restricting obligations, warranties, and liability as provided in this clause, but in no other respects and for no other purpose.
EXPORT RESTRICTIONS (EXCLUSIVELY FOR CRYPTOGRAPHIC SOFTWARE)
1.	If the Software is shipped or otherwise distributed to You from the United States of America: The Licensee acknowledges that the Software and the maintenance and support services including without limitation technical services and technical data (e.g., manuals, blueprints, plans, diagrams, models, formulae, tables, engineering designs and specifications and instructions written or recorded and any other such technical services and technical data (”the Services”) are of U.S. origin for purposes of U.S. export control laws, regulations, administrative acts or Executive Orders, and any amendments thereof, including without limitation the Export Administration Act of 1979, as amended (the "Act"), and the regulations promulgated thereunder (the "U.S. Export Control Laws"). The Licensee agrees to comply with all applicable U.S. Export Control Laws and any applicable international laws and regulations that apply to the Software and to the Services, including without limitation the Act as well as end-user, end-use and destination restrictions issued by the U.S. and other governments.
2.	If the Software is shipped or otherwise distributed to You from a country other than the United States of America: The Licensee agrees to comply with the local regulations regarding exporting and/or using cryptographic software.
In all cases, F‑Secure will not be liable for the illegal export and/or use of its cryptographic software by the Licensee.
U.S. GOVERNMENT RIGHTS
If the Software is licensed for or on behalf of the United States of America, its agencies and/or instrumentalities ("U.S. Government") pursuant to solicitations issued on or after December 1, 1995, the Software is provided with the commercial rights and restrictions described elsewhere herein. If the Software is licensed for or on behalf of the U.S. Government pursuant to solicitations issued prior to December 1, 1995, the Software is provided with RESTRICTED RIGHTS as provided for in FAR, 48 CFR 52.227-14 (JUNE 1987) or DFAR, 48 CFR 252.227-7013 (OCT 1988), as applicable.
HIGH RISK ACTIVITIES
The Software is not fault-tolerant and is not designed, manufactured or intended for use or resale as on-line control equipment in hazardous environments requiring fail-safe performance, such as in the operation of nuclear facilities, aircraft navigation or communication systems, air traffic control, direct life support machines, or weapons systems, in which the failure of the Software could lead directly to death, personal injury, or severe physical or environmental damage ("High Risk Activities"). F‑Secure and its suppliers specifically disclaim any express or implied warranty of fitness for High Risk Activities.
GENERAL
These License Terms are effective from April 1st 2002 until further notice. The license will terminate immediately without notice if You are in breach of any of its terms and conditions. For evaluation copies of the Software, the license will terminate automatically: 1) if You fail to comply with the limitations described herein; 2) 30 days from the first installation of the Software; or 3) at the expiration of the allocated evaluation time. Upon termination of this License, You agree to destroy the Software and all copies thereof. If You purchase the Software before the expiration of the evaluation time and register the Software, You have a valid license and You do not need to destroy the Software. You shall not be entitled to a refund from F‑Secure or any of its resellers as a result of termination. The terms and conditions concerning confidentiality and restrictions on use shall continue in force even after any termination.
F‑Secure may revise these terms at any time and the revised terms shall automatically apply to the corresponding versions of the Software distributed with the revised terms. If any part of these License Terms is found void and unenforceable, it will not affect the validity of rest of the License Terms, which shall remain valid and enforceable according to its terms. These License Terms may be modified in writing only by F‑Secure. In case of controversy or inconsistency between translations of these License Terms to other languages, the English version issued by F‑Secure shall prevail. These terms can be complemented with other documentation issued by F‑Secure or agreed both by F‑Secure and You or F‑Secure and Your license provider.
These terms shall be governed under the Laws of Finland without regard to conflict of laws rules and principles and without regard to the United Nations Convention of Contracts for the International Sales of Goods. The courts of Finland shall have the exclusive jurisdiction and venue to adjudicate any dispute arising out of these License Terms. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the case of purchases made within or on behalf of licensees residing within or operating under the laws of the United States the governing law of these terms shall be the laws of the State of California without regard to conflict of laws rules and principles and without regard to the United Nations Convention of Contracts for the International Sales of Goods. The exclusive jurisdiction and venue to adjudicate any dispute arising out of these License Terms shall be of the federal and state courts of California.
All correspondence regarding these License Terms should be addressed to F‑Secure:
F‑Secure Corporation
Tammasaarenkatu 7
FIN-00180 Helsinki, Finland
E-mail: Helsinki@F‑Secure.com
Telephone: +358 9 2520 0700
Fax: +358 9 2520 5001