One place on the web where you can find an updated list of ALL the AV exclusions you might want to configure for Windows Server. Feel free to add to the list, it is the wiki way!
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Enterprise Configuration Recommendations:
Windows / Active Directory:
Cluster:
Hyper-V, System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM):
Forefront: Considerations when using antivirus software on FF Edge Products
FRS:
SQL:
IIS:
DHCP:
SCOM / MOM:
Config Manager 2007:
Exchange:
SharePoint:
SMS:
ISA:
Windows Update:
SBS:
MED-V
System Center:
Data Protection Manager:
App-V
See for instance: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/czdaxsup/archive/2010/05/13/ax-application-files-locked-by-another-process.aspx
Mentioned executables used by BizTalk includes EntSSO.exe, MSDTC.exe, BTSNTSvc.exe, BTSNTSvc64.exe, SQLServr.exe, but also others as IIS, Customer WCF services, MSMQ, Rule Engine, SQL Agent, SSIS, SSNS and other applications used in integration scenarios. Other great compilations
Great List, really useful!
Excellent list.
For Service Manager 2010/2012 I would recommand the following excpetions:
By folder exceptions:
%programfiles%\Microsoft System Center\Service Manager 2010 or
%programfiles%\Microsoft System Center\Service Manager 2012
By proces exceptions:
Microsoft.Mom.SDK.Servicehost.exe (Microsoft System Center Data Access Service)
Microsoft.Mom.ConfigServicehost.exe (Microsoft System Center Configuration Service)
HealthService.exe (System Center Management)
%programfiles%\Citrix
nice, thanks.
An Anti-virus vendor told me that, since they're using the Microsoft API's (the same used by MS Anti virus products), there is no longer a real need for exclusions. How far can I go into trusing this API implementation to avoid application crashes/problems?
Antivirus scanning for Outlook 2010
technet.microsoft.com/.../hh550032.aspx