How to manually update Security for SharePoint DAT files
Technical Articles ID:
KB51634
Last Modified: 11/4/2020
Last Modified: 11/4/2020
How to manually update Security for SharePoint DAT files
Technical Articles ID:
KB51634
Last Modified: 11/4/2020 EnvironmentMcAfee Security for SharePoint (PortalShield) 3.x
SummaryIn some circumstances, it might be necessary to update Security for SharePoint's .DAT files manually. For example, to respond quickly to an outbreak situation, a manual update of .DAT files might be required.
When you update DAT files manually, it is important to update the The new .DAT files are loaded when Security for SharePoint scans the next item, such as a document or web part. Until the net scan occurs, the updated DAT information is not displayed in Scanner Information in the Antivirus settings of the Antivirus and Content window. SolutionCAUTION: This article contains information about opening or modifying the registry.
NOTE: The Security for SharePoint installation folders and registry keys use the legacy Download the latest DATs
First, follow these steps to obtain the latest DAT files:
Default DAT file locations
Security for SharePoint stores its .DAT and scan engine files in specific subdirectories of the product's installation location. Every time a DAT or engine update is performed, a new subdirectory is created. The updated files are copied into it. The .DAT files are stored in: Manually update the DAT files
Create a directory under
To reflect the new version number, modify the registry:
Related InformationBoth Engine and DATs can be updated by running a SuperDAT. Perform the following steps:
NOTE: In some circumstances, it might be necessary to force the installation of both Engine and DATs. It can be achieved using the /F parameter. For example:
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