Viewing statistics of quarantined objects
You can view brief and complete statistics for quarantined objects.
To view brief statistics for quarantined objects, perform the following steps:
- In the left part of Kaspersky Web Management Console select the Quarantine section.
- In the right part of the web-console window, click the Summary statistics link or click the
button.
To view complete statistics for quarantined objects, perform the following steps:
- In the left part of Kaspersky Web Management Console select the Quarantine section.
- In the right part of the web-console window, click the Full statistics link or click the
button.
The following information will be displayed for quarantined objects since the installation of Kaspersky Anti-Virus to the present time (see the table below).
Statistics for quarantined objects
Field
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Description
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Total number of quarantined objects
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The total number of quarantined objects.
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Infected
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The number of infected objects: (a) that were labeled as Infected after the quarantined objects were scanned, and (b) that were quarantined by Kaspersky Anti-Virus based on the value of the Action to perform depending on threat type setting.
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Suspicious
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The number of suspicious objects.
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Not infected
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The number of objects that are not infected.
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Password-protected
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Number of password-protected objects.
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False alarm objects
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The number of objects that were assigned the False alarm status: quarantined objects that were scanned using updated databases and found to be not infected.
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Corrupted
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The number of corrupted objects.
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Saved manually
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The number of objects quarantined by the user since the Anti-Virus installation.
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Storage size
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Current data volume in the storage.
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Maximum storage size
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Maximum data volume in the storage.
Note that after the maximum storage size has been exhausted, Kaspersky Anti-Virus will stop placing objects to quarantine and will stop backing up objects prior to disinfection and deletion. A QuarantineSizeLimitReached event will be logged, indicating that the maximum storage size has been reached.
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