By default, scheduled scanning is not turned on. Autoprotect scans all documents and mail, based on settings in the Global Options screen, that move through the system in real time. During testing, there was no noticeable strain on the server because of this type of scanning. Once I installed and configured NAV for Notes, it sat quietly on the server, scanning every piece of mail that was routed through it. It notified the administrator, sender and recipient if a virus is detected.
Notification is done by e-mail and can be customi zed to report specific details.
Simply install NAV for Notes on each server and replicate the settings database from the primary server to the others. Depending on how Notes replication is set up, changes made in any database will replicate to others. To test the product's prowess, I sent messages from the Internet with file attachments containing viruses. These attachments included ZIP files, .EXE files and documents with macro viruses. I sent a total of 123 different viruses through the Notes SMTP MTA, and NAV for Notes identified all of them.