Dr.Web 11.0 for Internet-gateways Unix released
December 12, 2016
Dr.Web for Internet gateways Unix also includes new features:
- Data from a directory service (OpenLDAP, Active Directory) can be used in traffic scan rules;
- Scanning of local web-server traffic;
- Squid proxy support up to version 3.5;
- An expanded list of categories of websites that can be blocked;
- Integration with ICAP and HTTP servers that support the ClamAV protocol.
The product also incorporates a revamped web interface. Specifically, administrators can now connect Dr.Web for Internet-gateways Unix to an ES server.
The upgraded command-line interface now offers the following options to:
- Retrieve key files for registered serial numbers.
- Scan file systems of devices on which no anti-virus can be installed, remotely over SSH.
- Roll back virus database updates
In addition, the new version provides accelerated archive scanning and can be integrated with monitoring solutions (Cacti, Zabbix, Nagios and Munin) via SNMP.
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