In the Wild viruses. The polymorphic rates place this product towards the end of the first division group, but I suspect could be improved to compete at the top. Administration and configuration of the scanner is carried out from the server console. The interface is a little strange and takes some getting used to. Configuration can be carried out by specifying command line options at the time of invoking the NLM, or by typing them into the program via the console interface.
Some contextual help is available in the event of errors.
The interface differs not only in its configuration, but in what happens to files in which a suspected virus is detected. The administrator must process this list via the console interface and indicate the action to be taken for each file. Although these actions are comparable with other packages, there are no global options, so it is not possible to give such commands as 'delete all files on the list'. I can understand the philosophy of making any viral detection event so important that it must be individually processed, but, combined with the somewhat eclectic user interface, this is a product you will either love or hate. InocuLAN has always struck me as rather a dark horse.