What’s New in This Release

64-bit Operation

ServerProtect is now implemented as a 64-bit application and takes advantage of the enhanced speed and efficiency provided by AMD64/EM64T processors.

Support for New Platforms

In this release, supported platforms are based on the Linux kernel 3.x. The supported platforms are:

GPL Open Source KHM

By going open source, Trend Micro provides the flexibility that allows you to recompile KHM for your Linux kernel. Useful readme documents, test scripts and makefiles are provided to guide you through the build process.

Logon Session Control

For better security, the Web console session control feature is included. This allows the ServerProtect Web console to automatically log you out (terminates the session) after 20 minutes (1200 seconds) of inactivity.

Summary Page

You can display the new Summary screen to monitor your Linux system’s protection against viruses/malware. You can view information such as the system status, scan results/status, and update status.

Anti-spyware

Trend Micro’s Anti-spyware technology is designed to block spyware/grayware and adware, plus hacking and remote access tools that could harm the network. This added security helps prevent intruders from collecting personal or corporate information, passwords, email addresses, and other data. It also frees system resources and available bandwidth, improving network performance and reducing spyware-associated system failures.

Notification Icon and Pop-up Virus Information

When you use the graphical KDE on your Linux system, the ServerProtect Notification icon automatically displays in the system tray to provide real-time scanning status. When ServerProtect detects a virus/malware, the Notification icon changes. Double-click on the icon to display detailed information about the virus/malware in a pop-up window.

SMTP Authentication

You can enable SMTP authentication for sending email notifications.

Bypass Password for Local Logon

You can bypass password checking when logging on to the same server where you installed ServerProtect.

Option To Exclude OpenAFS Network Drives From Scanning

You may have network file systems that you want to exclude from scanning. In addition to popular mapped drive format, now you can also exclude OpenAFS mapped drives from manual and scheduled scanning.

ServerProtect Management Through Trend Micro Apex Central or Trend Micro Control Manager

You can use Trend Micro's central management console, Apex Central (formerly known as Trend Micro Control Manager), to manage ServerProtect. When registered to Apex Central / Control Manager, ServerProtect can make use of features such as: