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Just ran a manual scan remotely and configured this task with notification to me via email once the scan has finished. I am now getting the email messages for each client but can't actually tell which client has finished or shows an infection. Of course going to the console, running a report etc I do find the relevant info but is there a better way to do that. How would I include the client name in any email notification so that I immediately knew where to look for further action?

We already installed the hotfix but after a few days again had a freeze. Is the dll procedure necessary in addition to doing the hotfix. It's really frustrating trying to work out how to get this working.

thanks SweX - yes, that explanation makes sense and matches what I noticed. Access was possible but then a number of alerts popped up, preventing certain connections but not the homepage

NOD just popped an alert when accessing this commercial website www.paulswarehouse.com.au/storefront/storeincludes/js/floatcart.js and several other pages terminated connection and quarantined. When checking this site via virustotal is comes clean including Eset. I submitted this but just wonder why there is a difference in detection?

NOD AV 4 found this threat on one PC running Win 7 and -cleaned it by deleting/quarantined it. It was contained in 4 locations and may have come via an installation of Open Office. As I did not do or supervise the installation, I am not sure where the installation file came from (official source) or some download platform. Does anyone know if NOD action as above is enough to deal with this or if there may be some hooks left, causing potentially ongoing issues?