To fully disable scanning within compressed files, it is necessary to disable compressed files scanning in the following Antivirus and Antispyware Policy locations:
- Administrator-Defined Scans
- Administrator On-Demand Scans
- Internet Email Auto-Protect
- Microsoft Outlook Auto-Protect
- Lotus Notes Auto-Protect
Disabling compressed files scanning for Administrator-Defined Scans:
- Open the Antivirus and Antispyware Policy
- Click Administrator-Defined Scans
- Click the scheduled scan > click Edit
- Click Advanced Scanning Options... > remove the checkmark from Scan files inside compressed files > click OK > click OK
- Click OK to save the policy change(s)
Note: It is necessary to repeat steps 3 and 4 for every scheduled scan listed.
Disabling compressed files scanning for Administrator On-demand scans:
Note: Administrator On-demand scans specify the type of scan that will occur when an administrator actives a scan from the SEPM.
- Open the Antivirus and Antispyware Policy
- Click Administrator-Defined Scans
- Click Edit next to Administrator On-demand Scan settings
- Click Advanced Scanning Options... > remove the checkmark from Scan files inside compressed files > click OK > click OK
- Click OK to save the policy change
Disabling compressed files scanning for Internet Email Auto-Protect:
- Open the Antivirus and Antispyware Policy
- Click Internet Email Auto-Protect
- Remove the checkmark from Scan files inside compressed files
- Click OK to save the policy change
Disabling compressed files scanning for Microsoft Outlook Auto-Protect:
- Open the Antivirus and Antispyware Policy
- Click Microsoft Outlook Auto-Protect
- Remove the checkmark from Scan files inside compressed files
- Click OK to save the policy change
Disabling compressed files scanning for Lotus Notes Auto-Protect:
- Open the Antivirus and Antispyware Policy
- Click Lotus Notes Auto-Protect
- Remove the checkmark from Scan files inside compressed files
- Click OK to save the policy change