Hi Tews
Not really true -- since Servers often work like this -- for example a Work server can initiate say an AV scan of a client computer to be run at a certain time or a software update to be run say every Monday at 07.30.
Backups are particularly suited for this type of approach.
If you run Linux systems the Crontab will schedule scripts to be run at specific times -- perfectly "Normal" operation -- nothing to do with Malware.
Cheers
jimbo
try setting a task to run the bat file. if the bat file needs to change often have it pulled from a network location.
Is it the same antivirus program for all?
It should be possible to download the updated definitions on one pc and push the definitions out to the others (instead of re-downloading them?).
OR
If you know how to start the update via batch, just add the batch file to windows 7 task scheduler
Wait, nevermind, found the scheduling option, i dont know why i never saw it before.
Anyways....Thanks guys.
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