Dr.Web for Linux

User Manual

• Conventions and Abbreviations
• Introduction
• About this Product
  • Main Functions
  • Program Structure
  • Quarantine Directories
  • Files Permissions and Privileges
  • Operation Modes
  • Testing Product Operation
• System Requirements
• Licensing
  • Key File
  • Connection Settings File
• Installing and Removing Dr.Web for Linux
  • Installing Dr.Web for Linux
    • Installing Universal Package
      • Installing in Graphical Mode
      • Installing from Command Line
    • Installing from Repository
  • Updating the Product
    • Getting Current Updates
    • Upgrading to Newer Version
  • Removing Dr.Web for Linux
    • Removing the Universal Package
      • Removing in Graphics Mode
      • Removing from Command Line
    • Removing the Product Installed from the Repository
  • Additional Information
    • Location of the Product’s Files
    • Custom Component Installation and Removal
  • Configuring Security Systems
    • Configuring SELinux Security Policies
    • Configuring PARSEC Permissions (Astra Linux)
• Working with Dr.Web for Linux
  • Operating in Graphical Mode
    • Integration with Desktop Environment
    • Starting and Shutting Down Graphical Interface
    • Threat Detection and Neutralization
      • Scanning on Demand
      • Managing Scan Tasks
      • File system monitoring
      • Monitoring of network connections
      • Viewing Detected Threats
      • Managing Quarantine
    • Updating Antivirus Protection
    • License Manager
    • Managing Application Privileges
    • Help and Reference
    • Operation settings
      • Main Settings
      • Scanner Settings
      • File system monitoring setting
      • Monitoring setting of network connections
      • Configuring exclusions
        • Excluding Files and Directories
        • Exclusion of Applications
        • Black and white lists of websites
      • Scheduler Settings
      • Preventing Threats Distributing over Network
      • Mode Settings
      • Configuring Dr.Web CloudD
    • Additional Information
      • Command Line Parameters
      • Starting the Autonomous Copy
  • Working from Command Line
    • Call Format
    • Usage Examples
• Appendices
  • Appendix A. Types of Computer Threats
  • Appendix B. Neutralizing Computer Threats
  • Appendix C. Technical Support
  • Appendix D. Known Errors
  • Appendix E. Building Kernel Module for SpIDer Guard

© Doctor Web, 2017

(11/13/2017)