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... Containment Tasks - Introduction Click 'Tasks' > 'Containment Tasks' The container is a secure, virtual environment in which you can run unknown, untrusted, and suspicious applications Applications in the container are isolated from the rest of your computer. They are denied access to other processes, write to a virtual file system and registry, and cannot access your personal data This makes...

... Containment - An Overview The container is an isolated operating environment for unknown and untrusted applications. Running an application in the container means that it cannot make changes to other processes, programs or data on your local computer. Applications in the container are executed under a carefully selected set of privileges and write to a virtual file system and registry instead...

... Blocking any Downloads of a Specific File Type CAVS can be configured to block downloads of specific types of file. Example scenarios: Some malicious websites try to push downloads of malware in .exe file format. .exe files are programs which can execute commands on your server. If the .exe is malicious in intent then these commands could include the installation...

... 'Alerts Displayed ' Logs   Alert logs are a history of security alerts shown to users when a threat was detected. The action taken depends on how the user responded to the alert. Date - The time the alert was shown. Type - The alert category. Categories include antivirus alerts and execution alerts. Note - execution alert are coming in later versions of XCS...

... Customize User Interface The 'User Interface' tab lets you choose the interface language and customize the look and feel of Comodo Antivirus for Servers according to your preferences. You can also configure how messages are displayed and enable password protection for your settings. Language Settings - CAVS is available in multiple languages. You can switch between installed languages by selecting from...

... 'Alerts Displayed ' Logs   Alert logs are a history of security alerts shown to users when a threat was detected. The action taken depends on how the user responded to the alert. Date - The time the alert was shown. Type - The alert category. Categories include antivirus alerts and execution alerts. Note - execution alert are coming in later versions of CCS...

... General Settings The 'General Settings' area enables you to customize the appearance and overall behavior of CAVS. You can configure general properties like the interface language, notification messages, automatic updates, logging and more. The category has the following sections: User Interface Updates Logging Configuration ...

... Manage My Configurations   Comodo Internet Security allows you to maintain, save and export multiple configurations of your security settings. This is especially useful if you are a network administrator looking to roll out a standard security configuration across multiple computers. If you are upgrading your system and there is a need to uninstall and re-install Comodo Internet Security...

... Device Control Logs Click 'More' > 'Preferences' > 'View Antivirus Events' > 'More' > 'Device Control Events' Device control logs show events where an external device was connected, or disconnected, from the endpoint. The log also tells you if the connection was allowed or blocked. Each log shows the time of the connection, the device connected and whether the connection...

... 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...