Here are the options that you can use:
Option | Function |
/? | Displays the “Help” |
/S | Scan all files in specified directory and all subdirectories |
/C | Clean virus-infected files without any prompting |
/D | Delete virus-infected files without any prompting |
/B | Scan boot/partition area only |
/P | Scan hard disk partition only |
/NM | Do not scan memory |
/NB | Do not scan boot sector/partition are of disk |
/NC | Scan only, do not take any action on virus files |
/BK[+|-] | Clean virus-infected files backup switch |
/P=path | Specify virus pattern path |
/P=file[;file...] | Specify virus pattern file(s) |
/LAPPEND | Open LOG file with append mode |
/LR[=file] | Write standard report to the specified file Default name “report.log” |
/LD[=file] | Write detected files to the specified file Default name “detect.log” |
/LU[=file] | Write undetected files to the specified file Default name “undetect.log” |
/LC[=file] | Write clean results to the specified file Default name “clean.log” |
/LCF[=file] | Write clean fail results to the specified file Default name “cfail.log” |
/VER | Display the version information |
/I | Display more information about scanning results |
/NV | Only display the files without virus infection |
/CLEANALL | Scan and clean the file until no virus is found |
/HOSPITAL=path - | Move the virus files to specific directory |
/DISKIMAGE[=drive] | Scan disk images (with or without restoring) |
/NZ | Do not scan zip files (e.g. PKZIP, ARJ) |
/NLITE | Do not scan pklite files (e.g. PKLITE, LZEXE) |
/NMICE | Do not scan some softmice files |
/NMACRO | Do not scan macro files (e.g. DOC, XLS) |
/NJAVA | Do not scan java files |
/NSCRIPT | Do not scan script files |
/NGENERIC | Do not use generic scan |
/ZIPACTION | Enable zip virus action in callback |
/ZIPBREAK | Enable zip virus break in callback |
/VSCHAR=n | Set character environment type from “n” (1: Traditional Chinese; 2: Japanese) |
/VSZIP=n | Set decompress layer |
/ACTIVEACTION=n | Enable Active Action and se the ProjectID |
/VSTEMP=path | Set the default temporary path |
/VSEXT=file | Set/Add process extensions from file |
/VSEXEXT=file | Set/Add exclude process extensions from file |
/VIRUSNAME | List all detectable virus name (n: # to read) |
/UNICODESCAN | Scanning and cleaning with Unicode files |
/Q | Disable all output message |
/RENAME | Rename virus-infected files without any prompting |
Product:
OfficeScan - 10.0, 7.0, 7.3, 8.0
Operating System:
Windows - 2000 Server Series SP4, 2003, 2003 Server Series SP1, Server 2008 Enterprise, Server 2008 Standard, Vista, XP
Solution: Yes, the OfficeScan client has a command line scanner called VScanTM. You can run this from the OfficeScan client program file location: | |
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| vscanwin32 [/|-option] Drive:[path[filename|@script]] [Drive:[path[filename]] |
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