Release Notes for McAfee(R)
         Security for Lotus Domino (Windows)
                     Version 7.5
           Copyright (C) 2009 McAfee, Inc.
                 All Rights Reserved


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- Release Date:        		August 17, 2009
- DAT Version:         		5670
- Engine Version:      		5301
- Spam Engine Version: 		8571
- Spam Rule Version:   		3319

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Thank you for using this software. This file
contains important information regarding this
release. We strongly recommend that you read the
entire document.


    IMPORTANT:

    Anti-Spam and Anti-Phish feature is only
    available if you install McAfee Anti-Spam for
    Lotus Domino component during installation.
    McAfee Anti-Spam for Lotus Domino requires
    activation to enable it to work in licensed
    mode.

    Setup automatically upgrades your existing
    GroupShield 7.0 Patch 1/Patch 2 for Lotus Domino
    settings to the McAfee Security for Lotus
    Domino, v7.5 (Windows). When installing McAfee
    Security for Lotus Domino, the installer does
    not detect the previous GroupShield license
    details that are installed on your computer.

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WHAT'S IN THIS FILE

-   Features
   -   Features unavailable
-   Installation and System Requirements
   -   System Requirements
   -   Before you begin
   -   Standard Installation
   -   Silent Installation
   -   Protecting the Partitions using Protection
       Manager
   -   Protecting the Partitions using Referenced
       Method
   -   Upgrading to McAfee Security for Lotus
       Domino
   -   Testing your Installation
   -   Removing your Installation
-   Known Issues
-   Documentation
-   Participating in the McAfee Beta Program
-   Contact Information
-   Copyright & Trademark Attributions
-   License Information

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FEATURES

This release of the McAfee Security for Lotus
Domino, version 7.5 (Windows) has the following new
features:

-   Policy and rule-based scanner and filter settings
-   Antiphishing capability
-   Capability to detect packers and potentially
    unwanted programs (PUPs)
-   Enhanced anti-spam capability
-   Content scanning capability (in email messages
    and their attachments)
-   True-type file filtering
-   Filter for encrypted, protected, corrupted, and
    password-protected files
-   Mail size filtering
-   Filter for digitally signed messages
-   Enhanced MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail
    Extensions) scanning
-   Capability to detect denial of service attacks
-   Email notifications based on detections and task
    results
-   Enhanced alert settings
-   Customized notification settings
-   Disclaimers for internal and external email messages
-   Site list editor to specify the location of
    automatic updates
-   Protection Manager to select the Domino servers
    that you want the software to protect
-   Installation using GUI and silent modes
-   Quarantine management
-   Integration with:
   -   McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator version 3.6.1,
       4.0 and 4.5
   -   McAfee Quarantine Manager version 6.0
-   Support for detection reports, status reports
    and configuration reports
-   Global, group, and user level blacklisting and
    whitelisting supported through McAfee Quarantine
    Manager
-   AutoUpdate of DATs, extraDATs, anti-virus and
    anti-spam scanning engine
-   Access control mechanism to restrict selected
    users from accessing the user interface
-   Support for IBM Lotus Domino 64-bit
-   Support for Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and 2008
    (32-bit/64-bit)

    NOTE:
    Auto-update of McAfee Security for Domino using
    the database and using a custom shared location
    is not supported. By default when ‘Update-Now’
    option is clicked from the Dashboard, the
    product is updated from the McAfee HTTP
    website.


FEATURES UNAVAILABLE

This release of the McAfee Security for Lotus
Domino, version 7.5 (Windows) does not have the
following features:

-   Co-existence with:
   -   Any third party anti-virus software

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INSTALLATION AND SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Server Operating Systems supported:

-   Microsoft Windows 2003 Server (32-bit/64-bit)
-   Microsoft Windows 2008 Server (32-bit/64-bit)

    NOTE:
    Refer Windows service pack requirements release
    notes for Service Pack information.

Processor supported:

-   Intel Pentium or higher and compatibles (32-bit
    and 64-bit chips as appropriate)

Memory:

-   Minimum: 1 GB RAM
    (Recommended: 2 GB RAM)

Disk space:

-   Minimum: 700 MB

Disk Swap space:

-   Twice the available physical RAM

Lotus Domino versions supported:

-   IBM Lotus Domino version 7.x, 8.0, 8.01, 8.02, or 8.5
    (32-bit/64-bit)

Supported McAfee Management software:

-   McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator version 3.6.1
-   McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator version 4.0
-   McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator version 4.5


BEFORE YOU BEGIN

McAfee Security for Lotus Domino can be used on a
range of server configurations to protect your Lotus
Domino system. McAfee Security for Lotus Domino can
be installed and configured to protect one or more
Lotus Domino servers on the host. You can install
McAfee Security for Lotus Domino in standard or
silent mode.

    NOTE:
   -   Before installation, ensure that the ‘Windows
       Net Logon Service’ is running on the Windows
       server.

   -   Installation should be performed on the
       supported windows platform that has all the
       latest applicable Microsoft patches installed
       on it.

   -   If you want to install additional software
       components:

       - McAfee Anti-Spam Add-On for Lotus Domino
       - McAfee Buffer Overflow Protection support
           via VirusScan

       You must select them in the installer. McAfee
       Anti-Spam Add-On component for Lotus Domino
       requires license key for activation. Refer
       McAfee Security for Lotus Domino, version 7.5
       (Windows) – User Guide for more details.


STANDARD INSTALLATION

    NOTE:
    To deploy McAfee Security for Lotus Domino using
    ePolicy Orchestrator, refer to the respective
    ‘Integrating with ePolicy Orchestrator’ section
    in the McAfee Security for Lotus Domino, version
    7.5 (Windows) User Guide. You can find the user
    guide under ‘Manuals’ folder in the .ZIP
    package.

Installing McAfee Security for Lotus Domino in
standalone mode helps you to protect one or more
partitions on a single host.

1.  Using an administrative account, log on to the
    server running Lotus Domino.

2.  QUIT Lotus Domino server, if it is running.

3.  Create a temporary directory on the network or
    your local drive.

4.  To install, do one of the following depending on
    how you obtained the software:

   -   Insert the CD into the computer’s drive and
       copy the installation files into the
       temporary directory you created.

   -   Download the MSDW75ENL.ZIP (for licensed
       version) or MSDW75ENE.ZIP (for evaluation
       version) archive and extract the file to the
       temporary directory.

5.  Using Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder
    where you copied the installation files and
    double-click SETUP.EXE. The ‘Welcome to McAfee
    Security for Lotus Domino installation’ dialog
    box appears.

6.  Click ‘Next’. The ‘Component selection’ dialog
    box appears, with the list of software
    components you can install.

7.  Select the software component you wish to
    install and click ‘Next’. The ‘McAfee End User
    License Agreement’ dialog box appears.

8.  Select the ‘License expiry type’ and ‘Select
    location where purchased and used’ from the
    drop-down list.

9.  Select ‘I accept the terms in the license
    agreement’, and click ‘OK’. The ‘Welcome to
    McAfee Security for Lotus Domino Installation
    Wizard’ dialog box appears.

10. Click ‘Next’. The ‘Destination Folder’ dialog
    box appears.

11. Click ‘Browse’ to select a different folder or
    click ‘Next’ to install the software in the
    default directory. The ‘Select Features’ dialog
    box appears.

12. Select ‘WebUI’, if you want to manage McAfee
    Security for Lotus Domino using a web browser
    and click ‘Next’. The ‘WebUI Configuration
    feature’ dialog box appears.

13. Select ‘On IIS Server’ or ‘On Domino HTTP’ to
    configure WebUI feature.

14. Click ‘Next’. The ‘Ready to Install the
    Application’ dialog box appears.

15. Click ‘Next’. The ‘Updating System’ dialog box
    appears displaying a progress bar indicating the
    features being copied, initialized and
    installed.

16. Click ‘Finish’ to complete the McAfee Security
    for Lotus Domino installation process.

       NOTE:
       If you have selected ‘McAfee Anti-Spam for
       Lotus Domino (Evaluation)’ in the ‘Component
       selection’ dialog box, the ‘McAfee Add On
       Package installation wizard’ dialog box
       appears. Follow the on-screen instructions to
       complete the installation.

17. Select the required option(s), then click
    ‘Finish’. You can select:

   -   View ReadMe
   -   Update Product (DAT/Engine)
   -   Launch Product Configuration UI
   -   Launch Protection Manager

18. After installing the software, you must protect
    your Domino servers using Protection Manager.
    See ‘Protecting the Domino server partitions
    using Protection Manager’ section.

19. Upon successful installation, the following are
    available from the Start | Programs | McAfee |
    Security for Lotus Domino menu:

   -   Access Control Manager
   -   Product Configuration
   -   Protection Manager
   -   Product Configuration (Web)

       NOTE:
       Web option appears only when the WebUI option
       selected.

20. Start the Lotus Domino server.


SILENT INSTALLATION

The McAfee Security for Lotus Domino installation is
performed by MSI. You can set the properties used by
the MSI, either by editing the SILENT.INI file or by
passing the properties directly to the MSI using the
command line.
During silent installation, all configured
partitions are protected as standalone by default.

    NOTE: Before installation please ensure that the
    Windows Net Logon Service is running on the
    Windows server.


1.  Using an administrative account, log on to the
    server running Lotus Domino.

2.  QUIT Lotus Domino server if it is running.

3.  Create a temporary directory on your local
    drive.

4.  To install, do one of the following depending on
    how you obtained the software:

   -   Insert the CD into the computer’s drive and
       copy the installation files into the
       temporary directory you created.

   -   Download the MSDW75ENL.ZIP (for licensed
       version) or MSDW75ENE.ZIP (for evaluation
       version) archive and extract the file to the
       temporary directory.

5.  Go to Command prompt. Change the directory to
    the temporary folder where you have extracted
    the installation files.

6.  Ensure the SETUP.MSI file is located in the
    temporary folder.

    Check if all the necessary parameters have been
    configured within the SILENT.INI file.

    NOTE:
    Run ‘SILENT.BAT’, if you want to install all
    McAfee Security for Lotus Domino components by
    default. To customize silent installation,
    modify ‘SILENT.BAT’ and ‘SILENT.INI’. These
    files contain detailed instructions on how to
    customize silent installation parameters.

7.  From the command prompt, make sure that:

   -   The ‘SETUP.MSI’ file is located in the
       temporary folder.

   -   All necessary parameters have been configured
       within the ‘SILENT.INI’ file.

8.  Type the following command and press Enter:

    msiexec /qb /i <Path>

    NOTE:
    For example if the Temporary Directory =
    C:\MSDW75, then the command is:

    msiexec /qb /i C:\MSDW75\SETUP.MSI

9.  After installing the software, you must protect
    your Domino servers using Protection Manager.
    See ‘Protecting the Domino server partitions
    using Protection Manager’ section.

10. Upon successful installation, the following are
    available from the Start | Programs | McAfee |
    Security for Lotus Domino menu:

   -   Access Control Manager
   -   Product Configuration
   -   Protection Manager
   -   Product Configuration (Web)

11. Start the Lotus Domino server.


PROTECTING THE PARTITIONS USING PROTECTION MANAGER

The Protection Manager helps you protect or
unprotect your Domino server(s). It enables you to
select the Domino server(s) that you want the
software to protect. You can install McAfee Security
for Lotus Domino in a standalone or reference
configuration and use a partition server in either
scenario.

Before performing protect/unprotect task using
Protection Manager, shut down all Lotus Domino
servers.

McAfee Security for Lotus Domino will scan messages
only on partitions that are protected.


1.  From the ‘Start’ menu, click ‘Programs’ |
    ‘McAfee’ | ‘Security for Lotus Domino’ |
    ‘Protection Manager’. The ‘McAfee Protection
    Manager’ window appears.

    NOTE:
    You can also access Protection Manager by
    double-clicking the McAfee Protection Manager
    icon on the desktop.

2.  Select ‘Standalone’ under ‘Configuration Type’.

3.  Select the Lotus Domino server under ‘Data
    Directory’ and click ‘Protect’. The ‘Summary’
    dialog box appears.

4.  Click ‘Yes’ to continue. The ‘Protection Status’
    changes to ‘Protected’ against the partition.

5.  Click ‘Exit’ to close the Protection Manager
    Utility.

6.  Start the Lotus Domino server.


PROTECTING THE PARTITIONS USING REFERENCED METHOD

You can use the Referenced method to protect Domino
server(s) on a computer while sharing configuration
with another computer. One of the Domino servers on
the computer is configured as Local server and
exchanges configuration with another Domino server
(secondary server) on a different computer. The
secondary Domino server can be referenced using the
primary Domino server’s IP address or fully
qualified domain name.

This method allows you to have common anti-virus
settings across multiple sites/servers by
replicating the settings of one server.


Configuring Primary Server:

1.  Follow instructions provided in STANDARD
    INSTALLATION section and PROTECTING THE
    PARTITIONS USING PROTECTION MANAGER section for
    Primary server.

Configuring Secondary (Additional) server:

2.  Follow instructions provided in STANDARD
    INSTALLATION section for Secondary (Additional)
    server.

3.  On the Secondary server, ‘Start’ menu, click
    ‘Programs’ | ‘McAfee’ | ‘Security for Lotus
    Domino’ | ‘Protection Manager’. The ‘McAfee
    Protection Manager’ window appears.

4.  From ‘Configuration Type’, select ‘Referenced’,
    then click ‘Add’. The ‘Referenced Settings’
    dialog box appears.

5.  Type the IP address/hostname of the primary
    server under ‘Referenced’.

6.  Select the local server from the ‘Local’
    drop-down list, then click ‘Apply’.

7.  If prompted, type the password of the secondary
    server, then click ‘OK’.

8.  Click ‘Protect’. A summary window appears with
    the configuration details.

9.  Click ‘Yes’ to continue. The ‘Protection Status’
    changes to ‘Protected’ against the partition.

10. Click ‘Exit’ to close the Protection Manager
    Utility.


UPGRADING TO MCAFEE SECURITY FOR LOTUS DOMINO

McAfee Security for Lotus Domino, v7.5 on Windows
supports upgrading your configuration settings from
the following product(s):

   -   McAfee GroupShield 7.0 Patch 1 for Lotus
       Domino
   -   McAfee GroupShield 7.0 Patch 2 for Lotus
       Domino
1.  QUIT the Lotus Domino server.

2.  During installation, McAfee Security for Lotus
    Domino detects the McAfee GroupShield 7.0 Patch
    1/Patch 2 for Lotus Domino on your computer and
    automatically installs McAfee Security for Lotus
    Domino, v7.5 software.

3.  Follow the steps mentioned in the ‘Standard
    Installation’ section to complete the upgrade
    process.

4.  Start the Lotus Domino server.


TESTING YOUR INSTALLATION

You can test the operation of the software by
running the EICAR Standard Anti-Virus Test File on
any computer where you have installed the software.
The EICAR Standard Anti-Virus Test File is a
combined effort by anti-virus vendors throughout the
world to implement one standard by which customers
can verify their anti-virus installations.

To test your installation:

1.  Start the Lotus Domino server.

2.  Copy the following line into its own file,
    making sure you do not include any spaces or
    line breaks. Save the file with the name
    EICAR.COM.

       X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H*

    The file size will be 68 or 70 bytes.

3.  Start McAfee Security for Lotus Domino software;
    send an email using your Notes client with
    EICAR.COM as an attachment.

    Check the mail in the recipient’s mailbox. The
    mail must contain a file WARNING.TXT attached
    which replaces the sample virus file EICAR.COM.
    This action is as per the default settings of
    the product.

    IMPORTANT:
    Please note that this file EICAR.COM is NOT A
    VIRUS. For more information on the EICAR test
    file, visit:

    http://www.eicar.org


REMOVING YOUR INSTALLATION

1.  Using an administrative account, log on to the
    server running Lotus Domino.

2.  QUIT Lotus Domino server if it is running.

3.  From the ‘Start’ menu, click ‘Settings’ |
    ‘Control Panel’. The ‘Control Panel’ window
    appears.

4.  Double-click ‘Add or Remove Programs’. The ‘Add
    or Remove Programs’ window appears.

5.  Select ‘McAfee Security for Lotus Domino’ and
    click ‘Remove’. A confirmation dialog box
    appears.

6.  Click ‘Yes’ to uninstall the McAfee Security for
    Lotus Domino software.

    NOTE:
    To remove McAfee Security for Lotus Domino using
    ePolicy Orchestrator, refer to the respective
    ‘Integrating with ePolicy Orchestrator’ section
    in the McAfee Security for Lotus Domino, version
    7.5 (Windows) User Guide. You can find the user
    guide under ‘Manuals’ folder in the .ZIP
    package.


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KNOWN ISSUES

The known issues are grouped into these
sub-sections:

   -   Installation Issues
   -   Upgrade Issues
   -   Scanner Issues
   -   ePolicy Orchestrator Issues
   -   McAfee Quarantine Manager Issues
   -   Other Issues

INSTALLATION ISSUES

1.  When McAfee Security for Lotus Domino was
    installed using silent mode on Windows 2008
    Server, the error "RTVScan version mismatch"
    occurred.

    WORKAROUND:
    Retry installing the software.

    Reference ID: 491673

2.  The McAfee Anti-spam Rules Updater service was
    not installed after installing McAfee Anti-Spam
    add-on component.

    WORKAROUND:

    To manually install the AntiSpam Rules Updater
    service:

   a.  From the command prompt, execute the
       following command:

       Maserulesupdater.exe –i

       DEFAULT PATH:
       C:\Program Files\McAfee\Security for Lotus Domino\bin

   b.  From the Services console, start the "McAfee
       AntiSpam Rules Updater" service.

    Reference ID: 467146

UPGRADE ISSUES

1.  When McAfee Security for Lotus Domino upgrade is
    cancelled or failed, the next installation will
    not have the old POSTGRES data.

    WORKAROUND:

   a.  Stop the Domino server.

   b.  From the Services console, stop the "McAfee
       Security for Lotus Domino" service.

   c.  Rename the "Upgrade_Data" folder to "Data".

       DEFAULT PATH:
       C:\Program Files\McAfee\GroupShield for Lotus Domino v7\

   d.  From the Services console, start the "McAfee
       Security for Lotus Domino" service.

   e.  Start the Domino server and retry installing
       the software.

    Reference ID: 484641


SCANNER ISSUES

1.  Dead Mails may appear when third party archiving
    software is installed after installing McAfee
    Security for Lotus Domino.

    WORKAROUND:
    Modify the extension manager entry in NOTES.INI.
    Ensure the McAfee Security for Lotus Domino is
    the last entry.

    EXAMPLE:
    EXTMGR_ADDINS=<Third_party_1>, MCAFEEEM

    Reference ID: 276218

2.  Release or download of Quarantine items may not
    work when "McAfee Security for Lotus Domino"
    service is restarted.

    WORKAROUND:
    Type following commands in Domino console:

    tell mcafeeaddinmgr quit
    load mcafeeaddinmgr

    Reference ID: 324068

3.  Sometimes when the computer with McAfee Security
    for Lotus Domino was restarted, scan failure
    occurred.

    WORKAROUND:
    Type following commands in Domino console:

    tell mcafeeaddinmgr quit
    load mcafeeaddinmgr

    Reference ID: 492299


EPOLICY ORCHESTRATOR ISSUES

1.  When the upgrade tool (MSDWePO4ExtUpgrade.exe)
    is executed, GroupShield 7.0 Patch 1/Patch 2 for
    Lotus Domino scheduled tasks created using
    extension/NAP are not upgraded to McAfee
    Security for Lotus Domino.

    NOTE:
    For ePolicy Orchestrator 3.6.1, the upgrade tool
    is "MSDWePO36ExtUpgrade.exe".

    WORKAROUND:
    Create a task using McAfee Security for Lotus
    Domino extension/NAP.

    Reference ID: 499568

2.  Deploying McAfee Security for Lotus Domino
    failed on Windows 2008 Server, using ePolicy
    Orchestrator 3.6.1 with default McAfee Agent
    NAP.

    WORKAROUND:

   a.  Check-in McAfee Agent 4.0 Patch 2 NAP file.

   b.  Retry deploying the McAfee Security for Lotus
       Domino v7.5 (Windows) software.

    Reference ID: 501459

3.  After upgrading to McAfee Security for Lotus
    Domino v7.5 (Windows) using ePolicy Orchestrator
    3.6.1, the ePolicy Orchestrator management for
    the McAfee Security for Lotus Domino software
    stopped.

    WORKAROUND:
    Restart the "McAfee Framework Service" on the
    client computer (Lotus Domino server).

    Reference ID: 497489

4.  While removing the McAfee Security for Lotus
    Domino, v7.5 (Windows) reports extension, the
    following error appears:

    "An error occurred while trying to uninstall the
    extension MSDWREPORTS."

    WORKAROUND:
    Retry removing the reports extension.

    Reference ID: 494643


MCAFEE QUARANTINE MANAGER ISSUES

1.  Detected Items view may list "2147746330" error
    code.

    WORKAROUND:
    Restart the computer.

    Reference ID: 342838


OTHER ISSUES

1.  The McAfee configuration report email showed the
    Buffer overflow protection status as "NOT
    ENABLED".

    Reference ID: 502354


To view a list of additional "Known Issues" not
included in the release of McAfee Security for Lotus
Domino, version 7.5 (Windows) release notes, visit:

       https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB66216

    (KnowledgeBase article: KB66216)

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DOCUMENTATION

Documentation is included on the product CD and/or
is available with a valid grant number from the
McAfee download site:

       https://secure.nai.com/us/forms/downloads/upgrades/login.asp

    NOTE:
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    comes as Adobe Acrobat .PDF files. The product
    CD includes the latest version of Acrobat
    Reader, or you can download any version from the
    Adobe web site:

       http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html


STANDARD DOCUMENTATION

This product includes the following documentation
set:

-   User Guide
    System requirements and instructions for
    installing and starting the software.
    Introduction to the product and its features;
    detailed instructions for configuring the
    software; information on deployment, recurring
    tasks, and operating procedures.

-   Online Help
    High-level and detailed information accessed
    from the software application: Help menu and/or
    Help button for page-level help.

-   Release Notes
    This Readme file contains Product information
    and last-minute additions or changes to the
    product or its documentation.

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