McAfee WebShield e500 Installationshandbuch Seite 18

Installation Guide — English
• Virus scanning of FTP exchanges for infected items.
• Virus scanning of HTTP web browsing, blocking infected content. You can
also block Java, ActiveX and scripting.
• Virus scanning of POP3 e-mail messages, checking for infected items.
• Separate scanning for inbound and outbound traffic, allowing you to
configure different scanning options for each direction.
• Separate automatic updating schedules for the appliance's McAfee virus
definition (.DAT) files and McAfee scanning engine, ensuring up-to-date
virus scanning at all times.
• Virus detection within common compressed file formats.
• Flexible scan actions that allow you to clean, delete, block or quarantine
(isolate) infected items.
• Separate quarantine storage, allowing you to inspect the following types of
quarantined e-mail messages:
• Notification upon detection of an infected item, using a variety of
configurable alerting methods, such as e-mail messaging, XML logging,
SNMP reporting and ePolicy Orchestrator reporting; see the Configuration
Guide.
• Advanced logging of scan activities and protocol streams, allowing you to
view past performance and delivery information. You can also generate
charts, reports and logs from the user interface.
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– Support for real-time Blackhole lists, which identify potential
sources of spam messages. The appliance can use these lists to block
spam messages. Blackhole lists are available from many
organizations, including the Mail Abuse Prevention System
(MAPS); see http://www.mailabuse.org.
– Message relay from a specified server or domain name to another
server. There is also an anti-relay feature to block unauthorized
senders from using the appliance to relay spam messages.
– Inbound messages containing infected items.
– Outbound messages containing infected items.
– Inbound messages containing banned content.
– Outbound messages containing banned content.
McAfee WebShield e500 Appliance version 2.5