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System Variables?

Yabusame

I'd like to use System Variables for AV exclusions.  Can you tell me if this is possible (doesn't seem to be when I've played with it) and if it is possible, what is allowed?

If you can point me to an appropriate KB article that would be great.

Thanks in advance!

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    Hello all, new to this forum and i was looking for an answer to the same question as the OP.

    I am rolling out Sophos to our servers and i would like to be able to use the variables used in the official MS KB article for file level scanning on a Exchange 2010 server 

    echo %ExchangeInstallPath%
C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\

     When deploying to several Exchange 2010 servers with different installations paths i wouldnt need as many exclusions as i do now.

    The same could be said for any server with IIS or MS SQL

    Regarding which variables should be allowed. This could be a list published by Sophos and the variables should evaluated on runtime just as normal exclusions. It would still be our responsibility that they evaluate to a valid path. Especialy for %ExchangeInstallPatth% which ends in '\' unlike other systemvariables

     Regards 

    Niels

    :21511
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    Hello all, new to this forum and i was looking for an answer to the same question as the OP.

    I am rolling out Sophos to our servers and i would like to be able to use the variables used in the official MS KB article for file level scanning on a Exchange 2010 server 

    echo %ExchangeInstallPath%
C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\

     When deploying to several Exchange 2010 servers with different installations paths i wouldnt need as many exclusions as i do now.

    The same could be said for any server with IIS or MS SQL

    Regarding which variables should be allowed. This could be a list published by Sophos and the variables should evaluated on runtime just as normal exclusions. It would still be our responsibility that they evaluate to a valid path. Especialy for %ExchangeInstallPatth% which ends in '\' unlike other systemvariables

     Regards 

    Niels

    :21511
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