The FpcMailAntivirusEngineSelectionPolicy enumerated type contains values that describe the policy that is used to decide how many antivirus engines should be used to scan content.
typedef enum { fpcMailAntivirusEngineSelectionPolicy_All
Scan content with all of the selected antivirus engines. If an engine is taken offline to be updated, the mail flow is queued until the engine is returned to service.
= 0, fpcMailAntivirusEngineSelectionPolicy_Available
Scan content with all of the antivirus engines that are available. This is the default value. If an engine is taken offline to be updated, mail continues to be scanned by the rest of the antivirus engines.
= 1, fpcMailAntivirusEngineSelectionPolicy_Dynamic
Scan with a dynamically-chosen subset of the selected engines.
= 2, fpcMailAntivirusEngineSelectionPolicy_One
Scan content with one dynamically-selected engine.
= 3 } FpcMailAntivirusEngineSelectionPolicy;
Scan content with all of the selected antivirus engines. If an engine is taken offline to be updated, the mail flow is queued until the engine is returned to service.
Scan content with all of the antivirus engines that are available. This is the default value. If an engine is taken offline to be updated, mail continues to be scanned by the rest of the antivirus engines.
Scan with a dynamically-chosen subset of the selected engines.
Scan content with one dynamically-selected engine.
Using more engines increases the likelihood that all viruses will be caught. However, the more engines used, the greater the impact on system performance.
Client | Requires Windows Vista or Windows XP. |
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Server | Requires Windows Server 2008. |
Version | Requires Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG). |
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Declared in Comenum.h. |
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