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No malware configured alerts sent to my email account

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For two weeks I get to mail alerts client computers. I have checked the settings "E-mail settings" Forefront protection is also correct that when using the "Test and Close" I get the mail without problems.

The net I found the "Fep alert timing" that is:

1.A virus is detected
2.DCM uploads the data to SCCM DB

In that table stores this data?

3.A SQL Server Agent job reads the SCCM DB for data and writes it to the FEP DW / reporting DB
4.The FEP service running on the SCCM server monitors the FEP Reporting DB
5.The FEP server sends e-mail alerts According To The settings for alerts configured in SCCM / FEP

In the database, under "Views" dbo.vwAN_Alert_MalwareDetectionHistory_all 1099 records but also I have just registered for 2 weeks.

The problem is that not happened in this failure and not detect it.

It may be that customers are reporting no detection?

In the event viewer of the server in the Forefront Endpoint Protection not see any error, just two weeks ago that does not display the message information detected virus.

Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition SP2, SQL 2005 9.00.4035

Thank you very much and greetings

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