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&gt;&gt;Will trend micro dynamically find and exclude the files or do we need to set the path manually in the &gt;&gt;exclusions?<br />
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In 3.6 you need to set this manually. In 5.0 should be the same! Do you get an option to choose? Can you post a print screen on this option you can fill in?<br />
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On the admin panel under Preferences&gt;Global Settings&gt;Desktop/Server there is an option &quot;Exclude Microsoft Exchange server folders when installed on Microsoft Exchange server.&quot;, it seems pretty self-explanatory &nbsp;but the issue is that the exchange files aren't in the default location on the server. Will trend micro dynamically find and exclude the files or do we need to set the path manually in the exclusions?
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On the admin panel under Preferences>Global Settings>Desktop/Server there is an option "Exclude Microsoft Exchange server folders when installed on Microsoft Exchange server.", it seems pretty self-explanatory  but the issue is that the exchange files aren't in the default location on the server. Will trend micro dynamically find and exclude the files or do we need to set the path manually in the exclusions?

&gt;&gt;Will trend micro dynamically find and exclude the files or do we need to set the path manually in the &gt;&gt;exclusions?

In 3.6 you need to set this manually. In 5.0 should be the same! Do you get an option to choose? Can you post a print screen on this option you can fill in?

Thanks.

How to exclude microsoft exchange files in scans within Trend Micro Worry-Free Bussiness Security

On the admin panel under Preferences&gt;Global Settings&gt;Desktop/Server there is an option &quot;Exclude Microsoft Exchange server folders when installed on Microsoft Exchange server.&quot;, it seems pretty self-explanatory  but the issue is that the exchange files aren&#39;t in the default location on the server. Will trend micro dynamically find and exclude the files or do we need to set the path manually in the exclusions?

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