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...firewall configurations or troubleshooting firewall policies and rules. You can also use it to terminate unwanted connections. View active internet connections on your computer Click 'Tasks' > 'Firewall Tasks' Click 'View Connections' Tip : You can also get to this screen by clicking the number below 'Inbound' or 'Outbound' in the home screen (advanced view). Protocol  – The application that is making...

...Firewall. System Information The System Information tile shows the host name and the network domain to which the Dome Cloud Firewall is connected in its title bar. The tile displays the general information about the appliance connected. Appliance - Indicates the type of the appliance Device ID - The identification number of the DCF Version - The version number of the DCF hosted...

...firewall products, including Comodo AV/FW/CCS. Failure to remove other AV and FW products could lead to conflicts which cause CIS to function incorrectly. We advise users consult their vendor documentation for help to remove specific programs. However, the following steps should help most Windows users: Click the 'Start' button to open the 'Windows Start' menu Select Control Panel > Programs...

...Firewall VA.  Each role can have different privileges to access and configure firewall modules. You create a profile to define a role. You can then apply the profile to one or more admins in the 'Administrators' tab. The super administrator can create and manage new roles. The super admin role cannot be deleted. Comodo Dome Firewall ships with a default...

...Firewall > SNAT , to allow multiple ports to listen to the requests and forward them to the default port. Protocol – Choose the protocol to be used for VPN connections. ( Default = UDP )  Block DHCP responses coming from tunnel - Select if you wish to block DHCP responses from the network at the other side of the VPN tunnel that conflict with...

...Firewall and File Ratings modules. For example, the 'Security Settings' area allows you to create custom virus scan schedules, create virus exclusions, create HIPS rules, modify containment behavior, define network zones and specify how the file rating system deals with trusted and untrusted files. To open 'Advanced Settings', click the 'Tasks' arrow if you are on the CCS home screen...

...firewall policies. There is only one ATP profile. The settings you configure here will be applied to all policies in which ATP is enabled To open the ATP profiles interface: Click 'Services' > 'Advanced Threat Protection' in the left-hand navigation Click the 'Profiles' tab. Log Packets – The Firewall will record events intercepted by the ATP module. You can view...

...Firewall and allows advanced users to configure and deploy traffic filtering rules and policies on an application specific and global basis.   Both application rules and global rules are consulted when the firewall is determining whether or not to allow or block a connection attempt. For Outgoing connection attempts, the application rules are consulted first and then the global rules...

...Firewall and its details will be displayed in the Dashboard. Deselect this option if you do not want the uplink details to be displayed in the Dashboard. You can switch the uplink to managed state at any time by selecting the 'Managed' checkbox beside the uplink in the Dashboard. See section explaining the Uplinks box in the ' Dashboard ' chapter for more...

...Firewall' > 'DNAT' in the left-hand menu. DNAT Table - Column Descriptions Column Description # Serial number of the rule Incoming IP  The address that receives the traffic. This can be an internal network zone or an external network. Service  The protocol and destination port used by the traffic. Policy  Whether traffic matching the rule should be allowed...