Re: FBWF Related
- From: "Milong Sabandith [MS]" <milongs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2007 14:28:35 -0700
Just to clarify 1.
You can commit new files which only exist in the cache
provided the directory it exists in was already on the device.
-milong
"Sean Liming (eMVP)" <sean_liming@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23A40RHVcHHA.3980@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
1. Difficult to answer since you can commit inidividual files on the disk with out having to reboot. Files that don't exist, but are created inthe overlay need a re-boot. I might be mistaken.
2. Yes.
3. No. You have to re-boot.
4. FBWF allows you to create holes in the protection so you could open a hole to the location of the virus definition files.
5. Registry updates - not exactly. Registry filer by default protects two registry keys - TSCALs and domain secret key. It might be possible to modify to support other keys.
Regards,
Sean Liming
www.sjjmicro.com / www.seanliming.com
XP Embedded Book Author - XP Embedded Advanced, XP Embedded Supplemental Toolkit
"Roshan R.D" <RoshanRD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:E88B299F-8DD7-4706-BC27-A1FE267ACDBE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxHi All,
Please try to answer the following questions related to FBWF (File Based
Write Filter)
1.If write filter is enabled we can perform commit operation on protected
volume during runtime without needing to reboot the machine? For e.g. by
using FbwfCommitFile API
2.Can we protect the entire volume using FBWF?
3.We can enable or disable FBWF during runtime without needing to reboot the
machine? For e.g. by using FbwfProtectVolume API
4.If antivirus is running on XPe system then how to provide virus updates if
write filter is enabled with out needing to shutdown the system?
5.FBWF can be used to provide registry based updates or Registry Filter have
to be used. In both the cases the system is required to be rebooted?
Thanks & regards
Roshan.
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