[LabTech]-Flushot AntiViral and Antimalware plugin

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It’s the art of avoiding being sick by pricking yourself regularly in the hopes that you may dodge a bullet!

The plugin on the other hand,

In comes “Flu Shot” for LabTech,  A no install AV and Malware scanner using the  Emsisoft Command line Scanner – Version 9.0 to scan a PC on a set schedule and to clean off the PC if anything was found. After each scan you can see the results of that scan in the LabTech plugin visible in the computer console.

 

ScanTab

 

 

 

 

ClientTab

 

In the first version you can  launch scans manually from the console or schedule the Give PC A Flu Shot on a system or a group. The Send the Nurse Over script is just a worker script launched by the Give PC A Flu Shot, do not schedule or execute this script alone. (It just won’t do anything useful) Import the scripts, then using the plugin manage under the help menu of your LabTech console, you can upload the plugin and activate it. Make sure the scripts go to the correct folders in Labtech then start scanning systems.

The script will cause the scanner to update all AV defs to current status, runs a full system scan on PC, finds and removes all threats. Reports back to LabTech (on average in 1 hour) then finds and loads results of the scans. You will see in the display all the scans, how many files were scanned, how long scan took, and what was found and what was deleted.

New in Version 1.1.

We now added the ability to setup custom scanning configs, selecting a system you can modify the scan policy for that system from the Flu Shot Tab. We also now save and display the actual log files from the scanner based on log time under the new Logs tab of the Flu Shot Plugin.

 New in Version 1.2

Several bug fixes and improved scripts, Oh yea we also added in  help documentation so you can get all the help you need with managing FluShot.

 New in Version 1.2.1

We added a new Client Tab that provided a overview of the scan history for all computers the are under the client. We added the ability to export that view as a report in Excel. We added a few more nurse checks for long running scans and now do now force the download of the scanner if a local copy exists. This will prevent some of the download denials we have seen when a lot of systems scan at same time.

New in Version 1.3.1

We added a new sub tab for “Quick Scans” that will allow you to run a quick interactive scan and see the results in the terminal provided. We added UK time support to the Nurse collection scripts and corrected several issues in the scripts and console.

 

Flu Shot Version 1.3.3

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QuickScanTab

 

ConfigureTab

 

LogTab

 

Please comment here how it works for you so we know if we need to fix anything.

 

[Labtech]Mac Script to install Vipre Business AntiVirus.

So you want a script to install Vipre AV on Mac systems well I got just the thing for you.

Here is what I did.

Create a 2 line LT script,
In the description field of your new script type in the following, feel free to cut and paste if you want.

“I promise if this script works for me to send Cubert a Starbucks Gift card”
Now lets add our first line to the script

Line 1 = “write file” command to /tmp/myviperinstall.sh

content =

 

cd /tmp

curl -O http://myserver/labtech/transfer/Vipre/MacVIPREBusiness2.0.87.dmg

hdiutil attach MacVIPREBusiness2.0.87.dmgcd “/

Volumes/GFI Software VIPRE Business – 2.0.87″/

installer -pkg “GFI Software VIPRE Business Install.pkg” -target “/”

cd /tmp

sleep 5

hdiutil detach “/Volumes/GFI Software VIPRE Business – 2.0.87″/

 

Do not forget to edit the URL and name of the viper DMG file. I was using 2.0.87 when I wrote this so you will need to make any changes to file names and mount directory names.

*note* I left out the first line of text which normally would be (#!/bin/sh). The “Write File” function had issues with the !, not sure if I needed to escape that or not so I just left it out.

The next script line should be “Shell Extended” with a cmd of “/bin/sh /tmp/myvipreinstall.sh”

The 2 lines combined will write the script file to the Mac system and then execute the shell script. The shell script uses curl to download your DMG and then mounts DMG, and executes the PKG installer.

I am also working on updating the server preference for Mac to point to Vipre server and then updating LT database to show that AV is installed.

That will come later in the show!

 

Cubert