This system value can be used to specify whether file systems should be scanned using the integrated file system scan-related exit programs.
You can scan for a variety of reasons, depending on how the exit program is defined. For example, you can scan for a specific text string, file name, or virus. Integrated file system scanning is enabled when exit programs are registered with any of the integrated file system scan-related exit points.
See Table 2 for details on this system values.
iSeries™ Navigator | Character-based interface | Description |
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Deselected | *NONE | No integrated file system objects will be scanned. |
Selected | *ROOTOPNUD | Stream file objects stored in *TYPE2 1 directories in the "root" (/), QOpenSys, and user-defined file systems will be scanned. |
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Relationship to security policy
It is important to provide an explicit written statement within your security policy regarding viruses and scanning personal systems for suspicious programs. The exit programs provide security against viruses. These system values specify whether the exit programs are called.
iSeries Navigator name | Use registered exit program to scan the "root" (/), QOpenSys, and user-defined file systems |
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Character-based interface name | QSCANFS |
Authority | *ALLOBJ Note: The QSECOFR user profile is shipped with these authorities.
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How to access | iSeries Navigator
Character-based interface
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Changes take effect | Immediately |
Default value | Selected (*ROOTOPNUD) |
Lockable | Yes |
Special considerations | You can provide granular control of scanned files using the options associated with scan file system control system value. |
For more detailed information about this security value, see Chapter 3, "Security System Values" in Security Reference.