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IMON<br />

Administration <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

While the role of AMON is to provide real-time, resident, anti-virus<br />

monitoring of a system and user actions, the IMON module protects your<br />

computer from email and internet threats. To allow scanning of POP3 email<br />

and while also using the internet, we recommend having IMON enabled.<br />

IMON’s primary role is to monitor incoming email. There is virtually no setup<br />

necessary since this module works with all email programs. IMON works on<br />

the winsock level (operating system level). Again, the default settings are<br />

recommended, but there are a couple of items you may want to look at: You<br />

may not want IMON to append a message at the bottom of every email that<br />

your clients receive, so this can be changed to only infected emails or no<br />

notification at all.<br />

Also, you may have reason to want certain applications excluded from<br />

IMON’s scanning, so the program(s) can be added to an exclusion list here.<br />

IMON’s Scanner is generally setup to optimum performance but in the<br />

areas titled ‘If an alert is generated’ and also ‘If cleaning cannot be<br />

performed’ the default setting is to Prompt the user to take some action<br />

in both cases. However, you may prefer to have ‘Files’ cleaned as the<br />

first action and if that cannot be performed to have them deleted. This is<br />

merely an example of the various choices you have, not a recommendation<br />

necessarily.<br />

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