Currently having an issue with real-time scanning slowing database access to a crawl. We’ve got the database clients on XP machines and the actual data files on a network share. Opening or switching between the various tables is incredibly slow when real-time scanning is active and super fast when real-time scanning is disabled. I have tried adding both \servername* as well as H:* (the mapped drive) to the AV exclude list but this has had no noticeable effect. Is there a way to tell the real-time scanner to ignore certain drives/shares?
Exclusions work for the all AV modes I think. I have no experience working with networked stuff and CIS. I would have tried both ways you tried. May be you found a but here.
I just purchased Comodo Internet Security Pro 2013 and I am having the same issue. I added the exclusions in the form of a UNC path as-well-as the mapped drives in exclusions in the forms for //UNCPATH/* and S:* and the antivirus still comes up with an alert. I know this topic is old, but I would have assumed this had been fixed by now. I moved from to Comodo from AVG which did exclude via network paths. Any help on this would be appreciated.