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File types scanned by default

Before you create a list of file types to scan, see the list of file types that are scanned by default. The list of default file types might include all the file types you want to scan, it might nearly be good enough if you add or remove some file types, or you might want to create a smaller list for faster access.

Table 1. Default file types
??_ DL? IM? OFT SMM
ARJ DOC INI OLE SWF
ASP DOT JS? OV? SYS
BAT DRV LZH PIF VBS
BIN EML MD? POT VS?
CAB EXE MPP PP? VXD
CDR GMS MPT RAR WBK
CL? GZ? MSG RTF WPD
COM HLP MSO SCR XL?
CSC HT? OCX SHS XML
Note: In this table, the “?” character is a wildcard that matches any character or no character. For example, ”C??” matches “C”, “CL”, “CPP”, “C++”, and so on.
Attention: To scan all files, use “???”. However, this might severely degrade performance and is not recommended.

You can also configure Data ONTAP so that file extensions not in the default list are scanned, or only a subset of the default file extensions is scanned.