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08-18-2008
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| Guest | Mcafee Registry Keys or other Anyone know the registry keys to read to detect if OnAccessScan is enabled or disabled? If not a key, maybe in a file? Or is there some way to connect to the application itself and tell? I know it is likely to change from v7.1 to 8, but should be similiar I would think. Thanks |
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08-18-2008
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| Guest | Re: Mcafee Registry Keys or other On Aug 18, 2:15*pm, JustaUser <ju...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > Anyone know the registry keys to read to detect if OnAccessScan is enabled > or disabled? > > If not a key, maybe in a file? *Or is there some way to connect to the > application itself and tell? > > I know it is likely to change from v7.1 to 8, but should be similiar I > would think. > > Thanks Scanner\McShield\Configuration\bDisableScanning |
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08-18-2008
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| Guest | Re: Mcafee Registry Keys or other Owen Gilmore <aogilmore@xxxxxx> wrote in news:396a3d15-fe33-4a12-8f89-aac10ab15601@xxxxxx: Quote: > On Aug 18, 2:15*pm, JustaUser <ju...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >> Anyone know the registry keys to read to detect if OnAccessScan is >> enabled or disabled? >> >> If not a key, maybe in a file? *Or is there some way to connect to >> the application itself and tell? >> >> I know it is likely to change from v7.1 to 8, but should be similiar >> I would think. >> >> Thanks > It looks like HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\McAfee\VSCore\On Access > Scanner\McShield\Configuration\bDisableScanning > can change the key, but it does on affect the status of OAS. It must be something else... I need my script to check the status of OAS also, as users tend to disable it where ever they can. |
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08-19-2008
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| Guest | Re: Mcafee Registry Keys or other Your name <youremail@xxxxxx> wrote in news:48aa116e$0$28627 $9a6e19ea@xxxxxx: Quote: > Owen Gilmore <aogilmore@xxxxxx> wrote in > news:396a3d15-fe33-4a12-8f89-aac10ab15601@xxxxxx: > Quote: >> On Aug 18, 2:15*pm, JustaUser <ju...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >>> Anyone know the registry keys to read to detect if OnAccessScan is >>> enabled or disabled? >>> >>> If not a key, maybe in a file? *Or is there some way to connect to >>> the application itself and tell? >>> >>> I know it is likely to change from v7.1 to 8, but should be similiar >>> I would think. >>> >>> Thanks >> It looks like HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\McAfee\VSCore\On Access >> Scanner\McShield\Configuration\bDisableScanning >> > On 8.5i I can not change that key or disable the OAS, however on 7.1 I > can change the key, but it does on affect the status of OAS. It must be > something else... > > I need my script to check the status of OAS also, as users tend to > disable it where ever they can. I would think that one could connect to the automation object similiar to this: Set ObjNA = WScript.CreateObject("naPolicyManager.PolicyProduct") but not sure how to get the information out of there.. |
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