ESET sysinspector/system Inspector function, download, FAQ

Translation> ESET sysinspector/system Inspector function, download, FAQ Translation: endurer, version 1st FeaturesHttp://www.eset.com/esibeta) Function ESET sysinspectorIs a new, free utility program from ESET, the developerESET Smart SecurityAndESET NOD32 antivirus. While not an anti-malware program,Per se, It can be used to examine Malware-affected systems as well as for troubleshooting a variety of issues. The ESET sysinspector (ESET system inspector) is a new and free tool program derived from the ESET Smart Security (ESET NOD32 security package) and ESET NOD32 antivirus program developer-ESET. However, the software itself is not an anti-malware program. It can be used to detect systems infected with malware and eliminate various fault problems. Endurer Note: 1. Per se: A. itself "Currently,ESET sysinspectorFunctions as a "read-only" program. it is designed to collect information only and does not make any changes to the computer on which it is running. currently, the ESET sysinspector is a "read-only" program. It is designed only to collect information and does not make any changes to the computer running it. Endurer Note: 1. Function as: the role of... Each timeESET sysinspectorIs run, it examines the system to precisely determine its configuration. This process may take several minutes, depending upon the speed of your computer and the software installed on it. WhenESET sysinspectorHas completed cataloging the system, it displays this information in its graphical user interface. Each time an ESET sysinspector runs, it checks the system to accurately determine its configuration. This process may take several minutes, depending on the speed of your computer and the software installed. When the ESET sysinspector completes the cataloguing system, it displays this information on its graphical user interface. ESET sysinspectorIs available for Microsoft Windows 2000 and newer. Both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) versions of Windows are supported. The ESET sysinspector can be used in Microsoft Windows 2000 and subsequent systems. Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit windows. Availability Availability ESET sysinspectorHas finished its beta test cycle and is now available for downloadHere. The ESET sysinspector has completed the beta test cycle and can now be downloaded from here (http://www.eset.com/download/sysinspector.php. REV.20080423-1127AG FAQ (http://www.eset.com/esibeta/faq.php) FAQs ESET sysinspector questions Questions About ESET sysinspector/sysinspector Q1: What is ESET sysinspector? A1:ESET sysinspector is a free tool designed to collect information about your computer's operating environment. Q1: What is the ESET sysinspector/sysinspector? A1: ESET sysinspector is a free tool designed to collect information about the computer's operating environment. Q2: Does ESET sysinspector remove malware? A2:Currently, ESET sysinspector does not have any ability to make any changes to computers. it is "read-only" in that it is designed for analysis, not malware remediation. if you need an anti-malware program, you can download a trial version of our software fromHereOr use the freeESET Online ShoppingProgram. Q2: Does the ESET sysinspector remove malware? A2: currently, the ESET sysinspector does not have the ability to modify computers. It is "read-only" and is designed for analysis and non-Malware removal. If you need an anti-malware program, you can download our software Beta from here (http://www.eset.com/download/) or use the free ESET Online Scanner (http://www.esetonlinescanner.com /). Q3: What is operating systems does ESET sysinspector support? A3:ESET sysinspector works with Microsoft Windows 2000 and higher. both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) operating systems are supported. ESET sysinspector has not been tested with earlier versions of Microsoft Windows. Q3: What Operating Systems does the ESET sysinspector support? A3: the ESET sysinspector can work in Microsoft Windows 2000 or later. Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit windows. The ESET sysinspector was not tested on Microsoft Windows earlier. Q4: Does ESET sysinspector require administrator privileges to run? A4:While ESET sysinspector does not require administrator privileges to run, some of the information in collects can only be accessed from an administrator account. running it as a standard user or a restricted user will result in it collecting less information about your operating environment. Q4: Does the ESET sysinspector require the Administrator permission to run it? A4: although the ESET sysinspector does not require administrator permissions to run, some information to be collected can only be accessed by the administrator account. Running it as a standard user or restricted user will result in less information about your operating environment. Q5: Does ESET sysinspector create a log file? A5:ESET sysinspector can create a log file of your computer's configuration. To save one, selectFile → save logFrom the main menu. logs are saved in XML or zipped XML format. by default, files are saved to the % USERPROFILE %/My Documents/directory, with a file naming convention of "sysinpsector-% Computername %-YYMMDD-HHMM. Xml "(or. Zip). You may change the location and name of the log file to something else before saving, if you prefer. Q5: Can an ESET sysinspector create a log file? A5: the ESET sysinspector can create log files for your computer configuration. To save the log file, choose File> save from the main menu. Logs are saved in XML or compressed XML format. By default, files are saved to the % USERPROFILE %/My Documents/directory in the format of sysinctor ctor-% computername %-YYMMDD-HHMM.XML (or. Zip ). If you like, you can change the location and log file name at any time before saving. Q6: How do I view the ESET sysinspector log file? A6:To view a log file created by ESET sysinspector, run the program and selectFile → open logFrom the main menu. you can also drag and drop log files onto the ESET sysinspector application. if you need to frequently view ESET sysinspector log files, we recommend creating a shortcut cut to the sysinspector. EXE file on your desktop; you can then drag and drop log files onto it for viewing. Q6: How can I view the log file of the ESET sysinspector? A6: to view the log file created by the ESET sysinspector, run the ESET sysinspector and select file → open log from the main menu. You can drag the log file to the ESET sysinspector application. If you need to view the ESET sysinspector log files frequently, we recommend that you create a sysinspector. EXE shortcut on the desktop. You can drag and drop the log files to this shortcut for viewing. Q7: is a specification available for the log file format? What about an SDK? A7:At the current time, neither a specification for the log file or an SDK are available since the program is still in development. after the program has been released, we may provide these based on customer feedback and demand. Q7: Is there a detailed description of the log file format? Is there any message about the SDK? A7: at present, because the program is still under development, there are no detailed descriptions or sdks for log files. After the program is released, we may provide such information based on the customer's feedback and requirements. Q8: What command-line options does ESET sysinspector support? A8:The following command line options are currently recognized by ESET sysinspector: /?Or/Help-Displays the list of available command line options /Blank-Starts ESET sysinspector without creating or loading a log file /GEN = {Path Specification}-Saves an XML log file to the location specified{Path Specification} /Privacy-Used/Gen, Collects information about system failed t for personally-identifiable information /Silent-Surpressed the display of the progress bar during report generation /Zip-Used/Gen, Saves XML log file in. ZIP Archive format {Path Specification 1}-Loads a previusly-saved log file from{Path Specification 1}Into ESET sysinspector {Path Specification 2}-If a second log file is listed on the command line, ESET sysinspector compares it against the first log file,{Path Specification 1} Additional command line option functionality may be added based on customer feedback and demand. Q8: What command line options does the ESET sysinspector support? A8: The following command line options can be recognized by the ESET sysinspector :/? Or/help-display the list of available command line options/blank-start ESET sysinspector, do not create or load the log file/GEN = {path descriptor}-Save the XML log file to the location specified by {path descriptor}/privacy-used with/Gen, collect information other than personal identity information/silent-prohibit the display of progress bars/zip-used with/GEN when a report is generated. save the XML Log File {path descriptor 1} in the ZIP file format-load the previously saved log file to the ESET sysinspector {path descriptor 2 }- if the command line lists 2nd log files, the ESET sysinspector compares it with the 1st log files. The additional command line option function may be added based on the customer's feedback and requirements. Q9: How does ESET sysinspector evaluate the risk posed by a participant object? A9:In most cases, ESET sysinspector assigns risk levels to objects (files, processes, registry keys and so forth) using a series of heuristic rules that examine the characteristics of each object and then weight the potential for malicious activity. based on these heuristics, objects are assigned a risk level from "1-fine (green)" to "9-risky (red ). "In the Left Navigation Pane, sections are colored based on the highest risk level of an object inside them. Q9: How does the ESET sysinspector evaluate the risks caused by a specific object? A9: In most cases, the ESET sysinspector distributes risk levels to objects (files, processes, registry items, and so on) and uses a series of heuristic rules to review the features of each object, then estimate the level of potential malicious activities. Based on these heuristic methods, objects are assigned a level of risk, from "1-Good (green)" to "9-risk (red )". In the left-side Navigation Pane, each part is marked with the highest level of risk within an object. Q10: Does a risk level of "6-unknown (red)" mean an object is dangerous? A10:ESET sysinspector's assessments do not guarantee that an object is malicious-that determination shoshould be made by a security expert. what ESET sysinspector is designed for is to provide a quick assessment for security experts so that they know what objects on a system they may be with to further examine for unusual behavior. Q10: does the risk level "6-unknown (red)" mean that an object is dangerous? A10: the assignment of the ESET sysinspector does not guarantee that the object is malicious-this requires security experts to determine. The design goal of the ESET sysinspector is to provide a quick assignment for security experts so that they know what objects in the system may need to do further research on unusual behavior. Q11: Why does ESET sysinspector connect to the Internet when run? A11:Like your applications, ESET sysinspector is signed with a digital signature "certificate" to help ensure the software was published ESET and has not been altered. in order to verify the certificate, the operating system contacts a certificate authority to verify the identity of the software publisher. this is normal behavior for All digitally-Signed programs under Microsoft Windows. Q11: Why does the ESET sysinspector need to be connected to the Internet when running? A11: Like some applications, the ESET sysinspector uses a digital signature "certificate" to ensure that the software is released by the ESET and is not replaced. To verify the certificate, the operating system connects to the certificate authorization center to verify the identity of the software issuer. This is the common behavior of all programs with digital signatures in Microsoft Windows. Q12: Can ESET sysinspector detect files, services and processes which are stealthed (cloaked), such as rootkits? A12:ESET sysinspector contains a kernel mode anti-stealth driver to detect malicous objects which might be cloaked using varous stealth mechanisms, including rootkits. items which are stealthed show up with a risk level of "9-risky (red)" and are colored blue. Q12: Can the ESET sysinspector detect confidential files, services, and processes such as rootkits? A12: the ESET sysinspector contains a kernel-mode anti-hiding driver to detect malicious objects, including rootkits, that may be concealed by various secret mechanisms. These hidden projects are displayed in blue at the risk level of "9-risky (red. General questions General problems Q1: How many beta test releases will there be? A1:ESET does not have a public schedule for when new beta test builds will be released. new beta test builds will be released in response to feedback from bug reports and feature requests as well as to add additional functionality to the software. Q1: How many Public Beta versions will be available? A1: the ESET does not have a public plan schedule for releasing new Public Beta versions. when responding to feedback on bug reports and functional requirements and adding additional features to the software, new Public Beta versions will be released. Q3: For how long will the beta test program run? A2:The beta test cycle for ESET sysinspector will run until the Program reaches the necessary levels of quality, performance and reliability. Q2: how long will the beta program last? A2: The Public Beta cycle of the ESET sysinspector will continue until the Program reaches the required level of quality, performance, and reliability. Q3: How do I provide feedback on ESET sysinspector? A3:To contact ESET in order to report a bug, request a feature or ask a question regarding ESET sysinspector, write a message inESET beta ForumOr send emailBetasupport@eset.sk. Please keep in mind that ESET may not respond to your report unless additional information is required in order to replicate the problem. Q3: How can I provide an ESET sysinspector feedback table? A3: could contact ESET to report bugs on the ESET sysinspector, ask for new features or answer questions, please in the ESET beta Forum (http://www.wilderssecurity.com/forumdisplay.php? F = 15) send a message or email to the betasupport@eset.sk. Remember that the ESET may not respond to your report unless you need additional information to reproduce the problem. REV.20080412-1234AG Changelog Change logging http://www.eset.com/esibeta/changelog.php