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Exclude Remote Files

I have a computer in a policy that has 'exclude remote files' set under windows exceptions.  Whenever i attempt to run a 'test virus file' on a network drive, it immediately is quarantined.  why is this?  I set it to exclude remote files.  so if i run a bad file off of a network drive, then it should run yes?

if i am wrong, then what good is this setting?  as every application or file you accessfrom the network is going to be loaded locally first.

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  • Could  you please post the exclusions you used? (and I'll run some tests with excluding remote files tomorrow)

    Edit: Works as expected - excluded "All remote files" (using the local GUI as well as by policy - you'll note that in the GUI it looks identical) and was able to access eicar.com both via a mapped drive and a UNC path.

    As for UNC vs. drive letter please see my reply on the Validating exceptions thread.

    Christian

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  • Could  you please post the exclusions you used? (and I'll run some tests with excluding remote files tomorrow)

    Edit: Works as expected - excluded "All remote files" (using the local GUI as well as by policy - you'll note that in the GUI it looks identical) and was able to access eicar.com both via a mapped drive and a UNC path.

    As for UNC vs. drive letter please see my reply on the Validating exceptions thread.

    Christian

    :15339
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