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... Starting Comodo Antivirus for Servers After installation, Comodo Antivirus for Servers automatically starts whenever you start server and the CAVS Widget will be displayed. In order to configure and view settings within CAVS, you need to access the main interface. There are 4 different ways to access the main interface of CAVS: Start Menu Desktop Widget System Tray Icon Start...

... Sandbox Tasks – Introduction Comodo Internet Security features a fully functional sandbox called the ' Virtual Desktop '- an isolated operating environment for running unknown, untrusted and suspicious applications. Applications executed inside the sandbox/virtual desktop will not affect other processes, programs or data on your real computer. In addition to running suspicious applications inside the sandbox on an ad-hoc basis, you...

... Website Filtering Logs Click 'Logs' in the CCS menu bar Select 'Website Filtering Events' from the drop-down at upper-left Website filter logs are a record of all sites blocked (or allowed) by CCS. The logs record all attempts made by users to access blocked or allowed websites.   Background Note : You can create filtering rules for specific users...

... Supported Servers Comodo Antivirus for Servers supports the following MS Server operating systems: Windows Server 2003 Windows Small Business Server 2003 Windows Server 2008 Windows Small Business Server 2008 Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows Small Business Server 2011 Windows Server 2012 ...

... HIPS Configuration Click 'Settings' > 'HIPS' The host intrusion protection system (HIPS) constantly monitors system activity and stops processes from modifying important files and interfaces. Comodo Internet Security ships with a default HIPS ruleset that work 'out of the box' - providing extremely high levels of protection without any user intervention. For example, HIPS automatically protects system-critical files, folders and...

... Block any Downloads of a Specific File Type   This page explains how to configure CCS to prohibit downloads of specific types of file. Example scenarios: Some malicious websites try to push malware in .exe file format. These files, known as executables, can run commands on your computer. If the .exe is malicious then these commands could install a virus...

... The Main Interface The CCS interface is designed to be as clean and informative as possible while letting you carry out any task you want with the minimum of fuss. Clicking the curved arrow on the upper right lets you switch between the home screen and the more advanced tasks interface . You can instantly run a virus scan on a...

... Device Control Logs   The 'Device Control logs' interface lists events that have taken place on the system once an external device has been detected. Events logged include files copied, deleted and moved. The event of a device being detected is also logged if 'Log detected devices' is enabled. Device control can be configured in ' Advanced Settings > Device Control...

... HIPS Logs   Click 'Logs' in the CCS menu bar Select 'HIPS Events' from the drop-down at upper-left Host intrusion prevention (HIPS) events are generated for various security reasons. These include changes in HIPS settings, when an application attempts to access restricted areas, or when an action contravenes your  HIPS Rulesets. Date & Time  - When the...

... Start Xcitium Client Security    After installation, Xcitium Client Security automatically starts whenever you start Windows. XCS has two modes: Normal Mode - Allows you to access the entire XCS interface. Virtual Desktop Only Mode - You can only open the Virtual Desktop and Virtual Desktop settings. The mode available to you depends on the Xcitium Enterprise profile active on the...