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Disable on access scan during network backup?

Avatare69

Sorry if this has been covered, search did not produce any results...

My nightly backups (Backup Exec 12.5) (CIO demands FULL every night) anyway..   My backups are taking too long when backing up my file server, during the backup, files are getting scanned via on-access scanning.

Any way to disable on access scan during backup, then re-enable after?   In the past we've used Trend, and had a pre/post job batch file that would run that would do this.

Thanks for any help.

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    Weird, Cara, we're a hard-core hacker, aren't we :smileywink:

    Depends on where the CID is located and how many clients (that's endpoints) update from it 'cause they all would use this settings then. The changed policy should be picked up at the next autoupdate (but one can't be sure when it will happen). There's also the possibility that "someone" or "something" enforces policy compliance from SEC.

    Christian

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    Weird, Cara, we're a hard-core hacker, aren't we :smileywink:

    Depends on where the CID is located and how many clients (that's endpoints) update from it 'cause they all would use this settings then. The changed policy should be picked up at the next autoupdate (but one can't be sure when it will happen). There's also the possibility that "someone" or "something" enforces policy compliance from SEC.

    Christian

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