If necessary, you can disconnect Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux from the corporate networks protected with Dr.Web® Enterprise Security Suite by switching Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux to the standalone mode.
To use standalone mode
1. | Contact an anti-virus network administrator of your company for a permission to disconnect from the central protection server (corresponding privileges must be granted to the user via the web-interface of the server). |
2. | Open a settings section by selecting Settings item from the Tools menu. |

Figure 28. "Mode" tab.
4. | To switch to the standalone mode, clear the Use central protection server checkbox. |
5. | On switching to this mode all settings of Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux are unlocked. You can once again access all features of anti-virus including those of configuring and running updates manually and managing SpIDer Guard. |
Please note, that for correct operation in standalone mode, Dr.Web Anti-Virus for Linux requires a valid personal key file. The key files received from central protection server cannot be used in this mode. If necessary, you can receive or update a personal key file with License Manager.
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