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group of person will upload file to IBM-AIX server (OS = UNIX) and we want to scan this files .... and we have another server (OS = WINDOWS) and we install in this server kaspersky ... now :- 1. how i can scan files on IBM-AIX server (OS = UNIX) ? 2.if step one not availabe how i can scan file by kaspersky on other server (OS = WINDOWS)

+1  A: 

There are lots. Try a Google search for "Unix Virus Scanner" or "Linux Virus Scanner". Even Kaspersky has a Linux Version.

Also, Clam AntiVirus is Open source and very popular.

kervin
there exist a version of clam Antivirus for AIX unix ???? and frome wahre i can download it ... you can give me full link please
Osama Ahmad
http://www.clamav.net/lang/en/download/packages/packages-other/ - The first link is AIX. You can also download the source code and build it yourself if you'd like, it's not that difficult.
kervin
ok kervin thanks .... but you know the method of install clamav to UNIX os
Osama Ahmad
1. The AIX binaries at the link I sent earlier may work for you. 2. If they don't you will have to build from the source code. For that you would first have to download and install GCC package for AIX.
kervin
+1  A: 

As kervin mentioned, Clam AV is a very good scanner that should compile fine on AIX. I think this is your best (and easiest) path. However, I seem to recall from my AIX days that it doesn't include a c compiler by default -- if that's still the case, you'd have to grab a pre-compiled binary version of Clam (which, for AIX, seem very old and are probably useless) or install gcc first (which is always good to have anyway.)

Failing that, you could use install Samba on your AIX box (same compilation issues apply) and use that to share the directory that the files are saved in, then mount that share on your Windows machine, and scan from there with Kapersky.

Or, you could use the native NFS services on your AIX box to share the directory that the files are saved in, then use Windows Services for UNIX to mount the share on your Windows machine, and scan with Kapersky.

Alex Howansky