Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers

Version 11.1

Administrator Manual

8/6/2026

• Introduction
• Conventions and Abbreviations
• About This Product
  • Basic Features of Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers
  • Structure of Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers
    • Basic Anti-Virus Components
    • Threat Search Components
    • Service Components
    • Interface Components
  • Putting in Quarantine
  • File Permissions
  • Operation Modes
• System Requirements and Compatibility
• Licensing
• Installing and Uninstalling
  • Installing Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers
    • Installing the Universal Package
      • Installing from the Command Line
    • Installing from the Repository
  • Upgrading Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers
    • Getting Current Updates
    • Upgrading to a Newer Version
    • Updating Offline
  • Uninstalling Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers
    • Uninstalling the Universal Package
      • Uninstalling from the Command Line
    • Uninstallation of Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers Installed from the Repository
  • Additional Information
    • Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers Packages and Files
    • Custom Installation and Uninstallation of Components
  • Configuring Security Subsystems
    • Configuring SELinux Security Policies
    • Starting in CSE Mode (Astra Linux SE 1.6 and 1.7)
• Getting Started
  • Registration and Activation
    • Key File
  • Testing Product Operation
  • Configuring File System Monitoring
  • Integration with a Samba File Server
• Brief Instructions
• Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers Components
  • Dr.Web ConfigD
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
  • Dr.Web Ctl
    • Command-Line Call Format
    • General Options
    • Commands
      • Anti-Virus Scanning Commands
      • Commands to Manage Detected Threats and Quarantine
      • Configuration Management Commands
      • Advanced Commands
        • Commands to Manage Updates and Operation in Centralized Protection Mode
        • Information Commands
    • Usage Examples
    • Configuration Parameters
  • Dr.Web Management Web Interface
    • Managing the Components
    • Threat Management
    • Managing Settings
      • Managing Centralized Protection
    • Scanning Local Files
  • SpIDer Guard
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
  • SpIDer Guard for SMB
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
    • Building the VFS SMB Module
  • Dr.Web File Checker
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
  • Dr.Web Network Checker
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
    • Creating a Scanning Cluster
  • Dr.Web Scanning Engine
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
  • Dr.Web Updater
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
  • Dr.Web ES Agent
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
  • Dr.Web HTTPD
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
    • Description of the HTTP API
  • Dr.Web SNMPD
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
    • Integration with Monitoring Systems
    • Dr.Web SNMP MIB
  • Dr.Web MeshD
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
  • Dr.Web StatD
    • Operating Principles
    • Command-Line Arguments
    • Configuration Parameters
• Appendices
  • Appendix A. Types of Computer Threats
  • Appendix B. Neutralizing Computer Threats
  • Appendix C. Technical Support
  • Appendix D. Dr.Web Industrial for Unix File Servers Configuration File
    • File Structure
    • Parameter Types
  • Appendix E. Generating SSL Certificates
  • Appendix F. Known Errors
  • Appendix G. List of Abbreviations
• Legal Notes

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