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Is it safe to run Malwarebytes on an SBS 2003 server?
Reason I ask is I know some antivirus programs recommend excluding some directories and files as they may give false positives and screw up the server.
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Posted 17 September 2009 - 10:09 AM
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Hello & Welcome to Mbam Forum Martin Evans
Experts here will clear your doubt/s asap.
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Experts here will clear your doubt/s asap.
Regards.
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Posted 17 September 2009 - 04:16 PM
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Hi Martin Evans,
I'm not aware of any problems with SBS 2003. In the event you thought you had a false positive, regardless of the OS, the best thing to do is to choose not to take any action and then re-run a scan in /developer mode, and submit it for analysis in the False Positives forum. Instructions are here. You could also submit the file to Jotti or Virus Total for analysis.
Depending on what AV and firewall you use, you may have to set exclusions in those programs so that they and MBAM can coexist peacefully. See this topic for more information.
I'm not aware of any problems with SBS 2003. In the event you thought you had a false positive, regardless of the OS, the best thing to do is to choose not to take any action and then re-run a scan in /developer mode, and submit it for analysis in the False Positives forum. Instructions are here. You could also submit the file to Jotti or Virus Total for analysis.
Depending on what AV and firewall you use, you may have to set exclusions in those programs so that they and MBAM can coexist peacefully. See this topic for more information.
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Posted 18 September 2009 - 01:47 PM
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Jacktivity, on Sep 17 2009, 05:16 PM, said:
Hi Martin Evans,
I'm not aware of any problems with SBS 2003. In the event you thought you had a false positive, regardless of the OS, the best thing to do is to choose not to take any action and then re-run a scan in /developer mode, and submit it for analysis in the False Positives forum. Instructions are here. You could also submit the file to Jotti or Virus Total for analysis.
Depending on what AV and firewall you use, you may have to set exclusions in those programs so that they and MBAM can coexist peacefully. See this topic for more information.
I'm not aware of any problems with SBS 2003. In the event you thought you had a false positive, regardless of the OS, the best thing to do is to choose not to take any action and then re-run a scan in /developer mode, and submit it for analysis in the False Positives forum. Instructions are here. You could also submit the file to Jotti or Virus Total for analysis.
Depending on what AV and firewall you use, you may have to set exclusions in those programs so that they and MBAM can coexist peacefully. See this topic for more information.
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Posted 18 September 2009 - 04:29 PM
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Please post back is there are any issues, or is theres anything else you need?
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Posted 18 September 2009 - 04:56 PM
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yardbird, on Sep 18 2009, 05:29 PM, said:
Please post back is there are any issues, or is theres anything else you need?
Thanks again but no issues at the moment.
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Posted 18 September 2009 - 05:05 PM
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Thank you Martin! Feel free to post questions, issues, comments, news.... regards.....
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