Anna
Sun Apr 18 13:14:19 CDT 2004
Hi Peter:
Thanks for the response... I will look at all of your suggestions.
BTW, OWA is on server01, the SBS 2000 server
The web site is on server02, a NT40 server.
Anna Clark
"Peter Scott" <me@privacy.net.au> wrote in message
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> Your message is very confusing,
>
> Your SBS2k environment uses OWA - which is located on a SBS4.5 box?
>
> OfficeScan when installed on IIS adds a MIME type
"application/octet-stream"
> extension called ".*" (located on the HTTP headers tab in the properties
on
> your web site). This affects OWA functionality.
>
> Trend CSM is best installed in its own virtual site - not a virtual folder
> of the default web site.
>
> Instructions for Installing Trend Micro CSM on SBS
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> 1. Decide whether you want to use the Adminstrator account for CSM, or
> another account. If you don't want to use the Administrator account,
create
> an account. (I use the Administrator account.)
>
> 2. Run setup - install on IIS is generally the only selection available.
> 3. Enter the FQDN server.domain.local OR the IP of the SBS. I prefer the
IP,
> it seems to work better.
> 4. Install into IIS Virtual Web Site (NOT the default web site).
> 5. Use port 8085 for communication.
> 6. Deselect SSL.
> 7. Use Administrator account - If ISA enter proxy info, if no ISA enter
> nothing in proxy.
> 8. If you don't have the activation code - register now, the email with
the
> code comes real quick. (note that you can go this far prior to the actual
> install if you like, and get the activation code so you don't have to do
> this while installing).
> 9. Accept the server/client port.
> 10. Accept the client installation for the SBS (installs the Officescan
> client on the server)
> 11. The install proceeds, then open the admin console.
>
> - This completes Officescan installation, now on to Scanmail.
>
> 12. Go to the Scanmail link on the left, and install Scanmail to the IP of
> your SBS. Scanmail and eManager are installed.
>
> - This completes the installation of CSM SMB. Now you need to make some
> settings.
>
> 1. In the CSM console, click on the Clients view so you can see the
> Officescan 'domain'. Your SBS will be listed there.
> 2. Create a new Officescan 'domain', and move your SBS computer to the new
> domain. The original domain will be used for workstations.
> 3. Click on your SBS computer icon, and set the client priveliges to your
> liking.
> 4. Click on Scan options | Real time Scan settings, and find the
Exclusions
> link.
> 5. Put pagefile.sys in the lower 'file' exclusion list.
> 6. Put c:Program filesexchsrvr, trend,
> trend micro in the directory exclusion area. Note that if you have moved
> your exchange data and or logs somewhere, be sure to exclude them. Note
also
> you can be more granular with your exclusions if you want - you don't have
> to exclude the entire directory. Another note - there is a tick box for
> excluding Trend product directories, but I do it manually anyway. Yet
> another note - On all screens make sure you APPLY the settings by
scrolling
> down to the bottom and clicking the button.
>
> What you've done with the two Officescan 'domains', is enabled different
> settings for the server versus the clients. Now when you add client
> machines, you can set the options on that domain (rather than each
> workstation) so they apply to all workstations, but not the server.
Sometime
> this is useful.
>
> 7. Click on Updates, Server updates, Automatic Update, check the options
and
> set the frequency to hourly.
>
> 8. Click on Manual Update, select the options you want, and update now to
> get the lates files and make sure connectiviy is there.
>
> 9. Log off Officescan console.
>
> Scanmail
>
> 1. Use the non HTML console from start | all programs.
> 2. Log on, click on Scheduled Update.
> 3. Enable scheduled update, and set it to hourly, select pattern file and
> engine.
> 4. If you use ISA, click on the Proxy Settings button and enter the proxy
> info.
> 5. Click on Update Now, select the options, set proxy info if you use ISA,
> and click on Update now.
>
> Those are the basics to get protection. You can learn the fine tuning and
> option stuff (including eManager) as you go.
>
> Good luck!
>
> Peter Scott
>
>
> "Anna Clark" <anna.clark(remove this)@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:uvhazrVIEHA.348@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> > Hello:
> >
> > Maybe slightly off topic, but I searched this ng and found you all to be
> > really helpful.. If you know of a better place to post this, please let
> me
> > know.
> >
> > With SBS 2000, fully patched, and Trend AV CMS installed we have the
> > following problem:
> >
> > OWA is not accessable from off site on the SBS server (server01)... page
> not
> > found
> >
> > The web site, hosted on server02, a NT40 system is no longer available
> > either. This server has been available for 5 years, through SBS 4.5 and
> > Trend for SBS 4.5, but now it is not. Strangly, the web browser from
off
> > site just times out and stays on the current page, no messages or errors
> of
> > any kind.
> >
> > We downloaded the CMS 2.0 for SMB from the trend web site, and of course
> > have no instructions or manuals, so any assistance is helpful, including
> > what folders to exclude from scanning in both the exchange and server
> > portions of the suite.
> >
> > Thanks for your help.
> >
> > Anna
> >
> >
>
>