| | | *.adc, *.box, *.ccr, *.cfg, *.cmn, *.ct0, *.ct1, *.ct2, *.dat, *.dc, *.ddr, *.i*, *.ins, *.ist, *.job, *.lkp, *.lo_, *.log, *.mif, *.mof, *.nal, *.ncf, *.nhm, *.ofn, *.ofr, *.p*, *.pcf, *.pck, *.pdf, *.pkg, *.pkn, *.rpl, *.rpt, *.sca, *.scd, *.scu, *.sha, *.sic, *.sid, *.srq, *.srs, *.ssu, *.svf, *.tmp, *.udc | C:\SMS\Inboxes (exclude file types or all files for all sub folders under C:\SMS\Inboxes, with the exception of C:\SMS\Inboxes\clicomp.src and C:\SMS\Inboxes\colfile.box folders). | Site Server inboxes (only applies to servers providing Site Server services) |
| SMS 2003 Clients (running ITMU) | - | wsusscan.cab /s | %SystemRoot%\SoftwareDistribution\Scanfile | The Windows Update catalog is a big file and can cause performance issues when copied around on the client machine if AV is set to scan inside archived files. Because the Wsusscan.cab file contains several nested cabinet files, excluding the Wsusscan.cab file itself is not typically sufficient to combat the high CPU use unless you can also specify to exclude its contents. |