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FTP-Proxy: AntiVirus
If you have purchased the Gateway AntiVirus feature, the settings in the AntiVirus category specify the actions to take if a virus is found in a file that is uploaded or downloaded.
- To use the proxy action settings to activate Gateway AntiVirus, see Enable Gateway AntiVirus in a Proxy Policy.
- To use the Subscription Services menu to activate Gateway AntiVirus, see Enable Gateway AntiVirus with a Wizard.
In the Gateway AV settings in the proxy action, you can select the Enable Gateway AntiVirus check box to automatically change the action for all rules in the proxy action from Allow to AV Scan.
In the Gateway AV settings in the proxy action, you can set the actions to take if a virus is detected or if a file cannot be scanned.
Allow
Allows the packet to go to the recipient, even if the content contains a virus.
Deny
Deny the file and send a deny message.
Drop
Drops the packet and drops the connection. No information is sent to the source of the message.
Block
Blocks the packet, and adds the IP address of the sender to the Blocked Sites list.
You can also configure the Scan size limit. Gateway AntiVirus does not scan files that are larger than the configured scan size limit.
The default and maximum scan size limits changed in Fireware v12.0.1. When you upgrade Fireware OS, the Gateway AntiVirus Scan size limit does not automatically change to the new default. We recommend that you update the Scan size limit to the default value for your Firebox model. For more information, see About Gateway AntiVirus Scan Limits.
For more information about how to configure the Gateway AntiVirus actions and scan size limit see Configure Gateway AntiVirus Actions.