9.2.2. Procédure to configure the Gmalcore engine

9.2.2.1. Introduction

Configuring Gmalcore involves:
  • ensuring that the engines are started

  • ensuring that the engines up to date

  • ensuring that engine updates have been scheduled

The functions of the Gmalcore engine are described in the Overview of the Gmalcore engine section.
The status of the Gmalcore engines is provided via the `Gmalcore configuration` window.
The graphical configuration interface is described in `Gmalcore configuration` screen.

9.2.2.2. Prerequisites

User: member of Administrators Group


9.2.2.3. Preliminary operations


9.2.2.4. Procedure for checking whether Gmalcore engines have started

  • In the navigation bar, click on the `Analysers` command.
    The following screen is displayed.
    ../../_images/GBOX_ANALY_01.PNG

    For the Gmalcore engine, the information displayed is:

    ../../_images/GBOX_ANALY_02.PNG
    If status (5) is `Ready` then the engines are prepared.
    If status (5) is `Not ready` as shown above, then the engine configuration is not done (the engines are not ready).
  • Click on the `Config` link (3) to check.


9.2.2.4.1. Procedure for the `Ready` status

The following screen is displayed.
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  • Check the following items:

  • The engines are listed (`ENGINE HASH` column)

  • All engines have the status ok (tick in the `STATUS` column)

  • The last update is less than 3 days old, as indicated by the colours of the `STATUS` column icon

  • If the updates are old, check the update system used in GUM (online, local...).


9.2.2.4.2. Procedure for the `Not Ready` status

The following screen is displayed.

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In the Malcore configuration screen, the following message (1) is displayed: `Engine is running, but no AV found. Please update.`
In this case, there is no engine installed.

Note

If necessary, configure a proxy (see the Configuring a proxy procedure).