Here are the files that you can deploy via the hot fix method:
- Scan Engine – The Scan Engine used by ServerProtect on a Windows platform is initially named “VSAPI-NTKD”.
- Pattern files – ServerProtect supports Conventional Enterprise pattern (also known as virus pattern) and Damage Cleanup Template.
- Hot Fixes - Obtained from Trend Micro Technical Support or Technical Account Manager (TAM).
Do the following:
- Download the scan engine/pattern files/hot fix package to a temporary folder.
- On the Information Server (IS), extract the files that you want Normal Server (NS) to deploy to the hot fix folder:
- Extract 32-bit scan engine files to the directory \SProtect\Hotfix\32bit and 64-bit scan engine files to the directory \SProtect\Hotfix\64bit.
- Tmpreflt.sys
- Tmxpflt.sys
- Vsapint.sys
- Extract Conventional Enterprise pattern file lpt$vpn.xxx to both \SProtect\Hotfix\32bit and \SProtect\Hotfix\64bit directories.
- Extract Damage Cleanup Template file TSC.ptn to both \SProtect\Hotfix\32bit and \SProtect\Hotfix\64bit directories.
Create these two folders: \Hotfix\32bit and \SProtect\Hotfix\64bit, if they do not exist in the Information Server. - Extract 32-bit scan engine files to the directory \SProtect\Hotfix\32bit and 64-bit scan engine files to the directory \SProtect\Hotfix\64bit.
- If the file hotfix.ini in \SProtect\Hotfix doesn’t already exist, open Notepad and copy-paste the following entries:
Server Protect 5.8
[common]
Server=
Read=0[NW]
path=NW[NTProduct]
Version=580[NWProduct]
version=1216
Server Protect 6.0
[common]
Server=
Read=0[NW]
path=NW[NTProduct]
Version=600[NWProduct]
version=1216If it already exists please just modify the line:
Read=0 to be Read=1To deploy to specific servers, under [common] session, separate the server names with a comma. For example, Server=Server1, Server2, Server3. “Server1” could be either the hostname or IP address of the Normal Server. - Save the file as hotfix.ini in the \SProtect\Hotfix directory.
- Wait for a few minutes to let Information Server deploy files to Normal Servers.
The files have been deployed to the Normal Servers when the hotfix.ini file is changed to Read=1.