NOD32 systray Icon don't inform me, that IMON isn't started or enabled!

Hi there,

when you deactivate AMON or unload AMON, the NOD32 Control Center systray Icon inform me, that this is so and warns me.

But when I deactivate IMON or unload IMON, the systray Icon don't tell me any information about the disabled or unload IMON module!!

And some little miss, at the red section, there is 'Modul' at Internetfilter missing :

NOD32 Systeminformation
Version:   1.575 (2003120
Datum:   Montag, 8. Dezember 2003
Antivirus-Datenbank Build:   4088

Information über zusätzliche Komponenten
Modul Advanced Heuristik, Version:   1.004 (2003102
Modul Advanced Heuristik, Build:   1037
Internetfilter, Version:   1.001 (20031104)
Internetfilter, Build:   1012
Modul Archivunterstützung, Version:   1.008 (20031127)
Modul Archivunterstützung, Build:   1078

Information über installierte Komponenten
NOD32 für Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 - Basismodul
Version:   2.000.8
NOD32 für Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 - Internetsupport
Version:   2.000.8
NOD32 für Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 - Standardmodul
Version:   2.000.8

Betriebssystem Info
Plattform:   Windows 2000
Version:   5.0.2195 Service Pack 4
Version Common Control Komponenten:   5.81.4916
RAM:   512 MB
Prozessor:   AMD Athlon(tm) Processor (1477 MHz)

 

Hi,

>when you deactivate AMON or unload AMON, the NOD32 Control Center systray Icon inform me, that this is so and warns me.
But when I deactivate IMON or unload IMON, the systray Icon don't tell me any information about the disabled or unload IMON module!!

The reason:

- with AMON on, IMON off is the system protected against attacks from the Internet, network, local disk, floppy,...
- with AMON off, IMON on is the system protected against attacks from the incoming mail

In other words: AMON is more important for the complex system protection than IMON.

>And some little miss, at the red section, there is 'Modul' at Internetfilter missing

This is the way we named it - we might consider changing it.

Cheers,

jan

 

Hi jan,

I'm now a little bit confuse...

The new Internetfilter component protect you even when IMON is disabled?
I thought IMON is now for wurms, scripts and so on over the windows socket and AMON is for files...but when I'm wrong, IMON is ONLY for EMAIL??
Is the socket scanner included in AMON??

So when I don't use Email proggz like Outlook Express, then I can disable IMON and deactivate them from the windows socket connection?

thx

bye

iNsuRRecTioN