Frequently Asked Questions/Frequently Asked Questions for Windows NT

• Product Overview
• How do you...
  • determine what each downloadable file format will do?
  • extract the downloaded file?
  • create an installation directory?
  • create installation disks?
  • install the product?
  • configure the installation by editing the setup.ini?
  • restrict users access?
  • view scan results ?
  • distribute scan tasks or other files via the installation?
  • deploy the product to the workstations using SMS?
• What changes are made...
  • to my system after installation ?
  • during use and configuration ?
• What are these utilities
  • CSS-AVS.EXE
  • CSS-AMGR.EXE
  • F-NET.EXE
  • FIXDSKNT.EXE & FIXDISK.EXE

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Downloadable File Formats

Below is an example of the available download types:

FNT-##C#.EXE	(self-extracting file)
FNT-current.exe	(self-extracting file, same as FNT##C#.EXE)
FNTX##C#.EXE	(self-installing version)
FNTXcurrent.exe	(self-installing version, same as FNTX##C#.EXE)

In the above examples, ## represents the release number and # represents the revision of that release. The release number doesn't actually reflect the version number. For example, version 4.0 of Command AntiVirus for Windows NT download filename is FNT-00C0.EXE.

Self-extracting files should be used if you wish to make a disk set, or modify the installation options. For default installations which will be done from the same computer the file has been downloaded to, use the self-installing version.

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How to Extract the Downloaded File

Using Explorer, double-click on the downloaded file. This will execute the file and extract it to the directory where it is located. An MS-DOS window will open and you will be requested to confirm extraction of the file (answer yes). Seven files are created including:

ONEDISK.BAT	batch file used to create a single directory from which to run SETUP.EXE
4DISK.BAT	batch file used to create 4 installation disks (1.44Mb)
FPDISK-1.EXE	disk 1 image file, self-extracting PKzip format
FPDISK-2.EXE	disk 2 image file, self-extracting PKzip format
FPDISK-3.EXE	disk 3 image file, self-extracting PKzip format
FPDISK-4.EXE	disk 4 image file, self-extracting PKzip format
INSTALL.DOC	small ASCII file with instructions on creating disks

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