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Chapter 5. Antidote Delivery Manager infrastructure
Antidote Delivery Manager works by delivering instructions from an administrator
to each system and by supporting commands to combat a virus or a worm. The
administrator prepares a script containing the actions desired on each system. The
repository function delivers the script securely to the system within minutes and
executes the commands. Commands include restricting network connections,
displaying messages to the users, restoring files from backups, downloading files,
executing other system commands, and rebooting the machine either to the same
operating system or to switch in to or out of the Rescue and Recovery
environment. Both the repository function and the commands work in either the
normal operating system (such as Windows XP) or in the Rescue and Recovery
environment.
The overall strategy to combat a virus is to reduce the spread and damage of the
malicious code, apply patches and cleanup to each system, and then bring the
restored machines back on to the network. For a highly destructive and fast
spreading virus, it might be necessary to remove systems from the network and
conduct all repair operations in the Rescue and Recovery environment. Although
this is the safest method, it is also disruptive to users, if applied during normal
working hours. In some circumstances, shifting to the Rescue and Recovery
environment can be delayed or avoided by restricting the network capabilities. The
next step is to get patches and cleanup code downloaded, and clean code run and
patches set up for installation. In general, patches are designed to be installed
while the operating system is running, but clean up and other operations might be
more appropriate in the Rescue and Recovery environment. When the corrective
actions are complete, the system can then be restored to normal operation with
Windows XP running and network configurations restored.
The following two sections describe the repository operation and commands in
detail. Then installation and configuration of the function is presented. The
following sections are examples of how to use the system for the common tasks of
testing, responding to destructive viruses, addressing machines connected by
wireless or Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), and fixing less destructive problems.
Antidote with Windows Vista
For 64bit Windows Vista the registry location is HKLM\SOFTWARE\
WOW6432Node\Lenovo\Rescue
and Recovery\ADM Repository The repository
path for the mailbox is set in the registry at the following location:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Lenovo\Rescue and Recovery\ADM
For 64-bit Windows Vista the installed folder location is C:\Program Files
(x86)\Lenovo\Rescue and Recovery\ADM. Issue a CD command to C:\Program
Files\Lenovo\Rescue and Recovery\ADM.
When running any of the Antidote commands in Windows Vista (32 or 64 bit) you
must have elevated admin privileges, otherwise the values will go to an incorrect
registry location.
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