Release Notes McAfee(R) Profiler Version 1.0.0 Copyright (C) 2010 McAfee, Inc. All Rights Reserved

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- About this Document - About McAfee Profiler - Features - Known Issues - Installation and System Requirements - System Requirements - Installing Profiler - Uninstalling Profiler - Running Profiler - License for ZedGraph - Finding product documentation

__________________________________________________________ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

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__________________________________________________________ABOUT MCAFEE PROFILER

McAfee Profiler gathers statistics from the systems

that shows how on-access scan is affecting the CPU.

McAfee Profiler captures top processes and files thatare accessed by on-access scan. Based on the datacollected, an administrator can decide if they wantto exclude a process or a file for scanning tolessen the impact on the system.__________________________________________________________FEATURES

Here is a list of features included with thisrelease of the product.

- General - Records process specific information - Command line and User Interface support

- Reports - Top 10 Processes - Top 10 Files - Top 10 File Extensions - Top 10 Processes with Read/Write Count - Top 3 files for Top 10 Processes - View reports in Graphical or Tabular format

- Comparison - Compare two sets of results side-by-side.

__________________________________________________________KNOWN ISSUES

Here is a list of known issues that we were aware ofat production time.

1. McAfee Profiler fails to capture data when Profiler and on-demand scan are initializing simultaneously.

WORKAROUND: Do not run McAfee Profiler during VSE on-demand scan.

BZ ID: 580184

2. McAfee Profiler fails to launch if installed in a custom path with VSE access protection level configured to Maximum Protection.

BZ ID: 582290

3. Windows Security Center alert is displayed while initializing McAfee Profiler.

BZ ID: 583933

4. McAfee Profiler cannot be installed by using Run option directly with VSE access protection level configured to Maximum Protection.

WORKAROUND: Save the McAfee Profiler installer to a local drive on the system, then double-click the file to install. BZ ID: 583933

5. Complete file name will not be displayed in the "Top 10 files" pie chart report when the length of the file name is more than 124 characters with a screen resolution of 1024*768.

BZ ID: 578832

6. Process names are overlapped and unreadable in the Pie chart, when the percentages of process count is very low in comparison to the percentages of other processes.

NOTE: Same is applicable for all the Pie Charts.

BZ ID: 579163

7. In the scenarios listed below files or processes are displayed multiple times in the Top 10 Files or Top 10 Processes report even if the same file

or process was scanned.

EXAMPLE: a. Same process launched from the same location is captured multiple times with different launch locations and contains wild cards in the one of the paths. **\notepad.exe and c:\windows\system32\notepad.exe

b. When a particular *.txt file is opened multiple times, the file extension is captured as *.lnk

c. When a *.txt file is opened, the associated process that gets captured would be explorer.exe or notepad.exe based on caching mechanism of the Operating System.

d. When multiple files or processes have the same number of read or writes, the files or processes scanned first will be captured in the list of TOP 10 Files or Processes. BZ ID: 584193

8. User Access Control prompt is displayed even with Silent option when running McAfee Profiler in command line.

BZ ID: 583874

9. The "Download" button in the webpage to download McAfee Profiler is disabled when accessed from a Windows 2008 Server system using Internet Explorer 8.

WORKAROUND: Add the "mer.mcafee.com" website to the trusted sites list of Internet Explorer 8.

BZ ID: 578834

10. Final page of Uninstallation of McAfee

Profiler displays the message "Installation Complete".

BZ ID: 581612

11. Installing McAfee Profiler multiple times using different user profiles requires same number of uninstalls.

EXAMPLE: If McAfee Profiler is installed twice, once using the current user profile and other for all user profiles by another user requires two uninstalls.

BZ ID: 579642

12. Zoom in option is not available for the pie charts.

BZ ID: 580230

13. On a Windows XP or Windows 2003 system, which has only Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 version installed, McAfee Profiler prompts the user to install 2.0 version of .NET Framework.

WORKAROUND: Install Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, then install McAfee Profiler. BZ ID: 592831__________________________________________________________INSTALLATION AND SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

REQUIREMENTS

Operating systems supported:

- Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 or later

- Windows Vista with Service Pack 1 or later

- Windows 7

- Windows Server 2003 Enterprise with Service Pack 2 or later

- Windows Server 2003 Standard with Service Pack 2 or later

- Windows Server 2008 Enterprise edition with Service Pack 1 or later

- Windows Server 2008 Standard edition with Service Pack 1 or later

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

- Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 redistributable Package (x86) or later - Virus Scan Enterprise 8.5 or later

NOTE: - User needs administrative privileges to use McAfee Profiler.

- McAfee Profiler is supported only on 32 Bit system.

INSTALLING MCAFEE PROFILER

1. Download and double-click the McAfee Profiler installer McProfilerSetup.msi from the following location:

http://mer.mcafee.com/enduser/downloadmcprofiler.aspx

2. Follow the on screen instructions to install the product at the required location.

3. Launch McAfee Profiler from the Start | Programs | McAfee-McAfee Profiler or launch from the desktop shortcut icon.

UNINSTALLING PROFILER

1. Launch Add or Remove Programs.

2. Select McAfee Profiler, then click Remove.

3. Select all default options during the uninstall process.

__________________________________________________________RUNNING PROFILER

1. Double-click Profiler on the desktop or Programs menu.2. Enter a value in the Capture duration field, then click Capture. Capture duration must range from 5 minutes to 1440 minutes (24hr)

CommandLine Options /Help Displays commandline help

/Save [Filename] Saves output to the specified location

/Time [Duration] Sets the capture duration, range from 5 minutes to 1440 minutes(24hr)

/Silent Runs the application in silent mode.

NOTE: Do not shutdown McAfee Profiler during capture initialization. This may leave McShield service in an unknown state.

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