When new virus definitions are present on the external database, Anti-Virus Mirror downloads them automatically. When your environment runs on an online network, the Anti-Virus Mirror VM regularly checks the external ClamAV database every two hours. For more information, see go-clam-tls Log Messages. View the go-clam-tls logs located at /var/vcap/sys/log/antivirus/go-clam-tls.log.To confirm that virus definitions are up to date on a given VM: Verify That Your Virus Definitions Are Up to Date
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The following sections describe both of these scenarios and explain how to manually update virus definitions on the internal Anti-Virus mirror. Air-gapped Network: An operator must manually download new virus definitions and run bosh scp to update them on the internal Anti-Virus mirror.įor more information and diagrams about this architecture, see How Virus Definitions Propagate to VMs.Online Network: The Anti-Virus Mirror updates its virus definitions automatically.How these updated virus definitions propagate to the internal Anti-Virus Mirror that BOSH VMs use depends on whether your environment is running in an online or air-gapped network: The ClamAV community regularly updates virus definitions and publishes them to an external ClamAV database. The Anti-Virus Mirror for VMware Tanzu tile creates an internal mirror that is used by the ClamAV components running on BOSH VMs.The Anti-Virus for VMware Tanzu tile runs Anti-Virus on all BOSH VMs by adding it to the BOSH runtime config.The Anti-Virus Mirror for VMware Tanzu tile and the Anti-Virus for VMware Tanzu tile work together as follows: This topic describes how to update virus definitions on an Anti-Virus for VMware Tanzu mirror that is deployed by the Anti-Virus Mirror for VMware Tanzu tile.
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