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Sounds like you are still infected with something. Either that mail maybe quarintine

HAHAHA I Begining to think mattjurado works for a Symantec competitor. The exclamation means rtvscan is not loaded. Try to do a manual load of the Norton/Symantec AntiVirus service from control panel - services. If that works you are cool.

The Super scope is hosting all the subnets. So yes there is a differnt scope for each subnet.

This is simple XP needs the domain name followed back a backslash in front of the user name. I.e. domain\myuser

What version of NAV and what DLL file is it looking for.

NAV 2000 preceeds XP by a couple years. I think NAV 2002 was the first XP contemporary NAV version "officaly" supported on XP

There is a fix tool. FixVDB14 is available as "beta" as of Today. REports as version version 1.3.0.1 This version does not yet have the silent option integrated, and it does not work on 9x clients. Those features are still to come. Send me your contact e-mail...

Ya seen this as well. Are any of you running 3DS MAX? The Licensing server messes with AP. There is a patch on the 3DSMAX site for that.

Dont think its DNS, this happens with DOS clients as well. But ill take a look. Thanks

http://www.isc.org/products/BIND/ More detailed info there

Info: 1. multiple subnets (30) 2. DHCP server is a win2k AD a DHCP super scope 3. Routers all have the IP helper address pointed to the DHCP server When Clients boot up sometimes they get an IP address from the wrong subnet. I.e. If the Cleint boots from 10.1.1.x /24...

Damn I should have rememberd this one. NAV may have items in Quarintine. It sees them and reports them but cant remove them. Go into Quarintine and delete any files there.

You can also generate a text file of host names and or IP address to roll out to, that you can import for roll outs.

Sounds Like mattjurado (MIS) Works for Hauri Antivirus. NAV does scan memory and boot sector infectors. There can be many infection vectors to your machine. Especialy if you are not running a firewall. The original infector may have targeted you and is still spaming your machine. Try...