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...help to add or modify a file group. Folder – Apply the rule to a folder or drive. File Hash – Create a hash value from a file and use it as the rule target. A hash value is a large number which is generated by passing the file through a hashing algorithm. The number uniquely identifies and represents the file, and it is extremely unlikely that two files will ever generate the same hash value. The benefit of using a file hash is that the rule will still work even if the file name changes. Process Hash – Create a hash value...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-72-1-766-9170-Auto-Containment-Rules.html...help to create a profile. View and manage the profiles applied to a group Click 'Devices' > 'Device List' CD MSP / C1 MSP customers - choose the parent company on the left Click the name of the group you want to edit Click the 'Group Management' tab Click 'Manage Profiles' from the options at the top This will show a list of all profiles associated with the device group: Add a new profile Click 'Add Profiles' at the top. Select the profiles you want to apply to the group then click 'Save'. Ti p : Click the funnel...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-786-10150-Assign-Configuration-Profiles-to-a-Device-Group.html...search feature to look for a specific ruleset Predefined Rulesets Although each application's firewall ruleset could be defined from the ground up by individually configuring separate rules, this practice would prove time consuming if it had to be performed for every single program on your system. For this reason, Comodo Firewall contains a selection of predefined rulesets according to broad application category. For example, you may choose to apply the ruleset 'Web Browser' to the applications 'Internet Explorer', 'Firefox' and 'Chrome'. Each predefined ruleset has been specifically designed by Comodo to optimize the security level...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-467-1-1050-16653-Firewall-Rule-Sets.html...search box to find a specific group Click the number below to navigate to different pages, or click previous / next Select how many records to view from the results per-page drop-down Group profiles You can apply configuration profiles with specific settings to any device group. If a device belongs to multiple groups, then all group profiles are applied to the device. If the settings in one profile clash with those of another then EM applies the more restrictive of the two settings. For example, if one profile allows the use of the camera and another blocks it, then...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-786-10096-Manage-Device-Groups.html...search feature to look for a specific ruleset Predefined Rulesets Although each application's firewall ruleset could be defined from the ground up by individually configuring separate rules, this practice would prove time consuming if it had to be performed for every single program on your system. For this reason, Comodo Firewall contains a selection of predefined rulesets according to broad application category. For example, you may choose to apply the ruleset 'Web Browser' to the applications 'Internet Explorer', 'Firefox' and 'Chrome'. Each predefined ruleset has been specifically designed by Comodo to optimize the security level of a certain type...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-399-1-904-11872-Firewall-Rule-Sets.html...help: License table columns Add a license Delete a license View license details, change allocation type Renew a license Configure usage report settings Export list of licenses License table columns Column Description Allocation Type States whether you can use the license for multiple customers or a single customer. Note: This applies only for Xcitium products for Managed Service Provider (MSP) customers. Licenses purchased by Xcitium Enterprise customers can be used only for their organization, that is single customer. Global (G) - You can use the license for multiple customers Allocated (C) - You can use the license on a single customer...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-463-1-1029-16142-Manage-your-Licenses.html...search engine will be set to Yahoo! Please review and/or modify the settings in the dialog. End User License Agreements Read the complete User License Agreements by clicking the 'License Agreement' links of Comodo Internet Security and PrivDog respectively before proceeding with the installation. To read the PrivDog privacy policy link, click the Privacy Policy link next to it. After reading the agreements, click the 'Back' button to return to the installation configuration screen. Once back at the main installer screen, if you wish to configure advanced options, click ' Customize Installation ' . Otherwise, click 'Agree and Install' to begin installation . Customizing...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-72-1-522-6228-CIS-Premium-–-Installation.html...search engine will be set as Yahoo! Please review and/or modify the settings in the dialog. End User License Agreement Read the complete User License Agreements by clicking the 'License Agreement' links of Comodo Internet Security and PrivDog respectively before proceeding with the installation. To read the PrivDog privacy policy link, click the Privacy Policy link next to it. After reading the agreement, click the 'Back' button to return to the installation configuration screen. Once back at the main installer screen, if you wish to configure advanced options, click ‘ Customize Installation ’. Otherwise, click ‘Agree and Install’ to begin installation...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-72-1-522-6229-CIS-Pro---Installation-and-Activation.html...help to create a profile. View and manage the profiles applied to a group Click 'Assets' > 'Devices' > 'Device List' Click the 'Group Management' tab Click 'Show all' on the left to open the list of all groups Select a group and click 'Manage Profiles' Alternatively, click the name of the group you want to edit and click 'Manage Profiles' from the options at the top This will show a list of all profiles associated with the device group: Add a new profile Click 'Add Profiles' at the top. The 'Add Profiles' screen shows all available profiles, that...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-463-1-1029-15586-Assign-Configuration-Profiles-to-a-Device-Group.html...search icon at upper-right and enter the name of a file group in full or part. Controls : The buttons at the top provide the following options: Add - Create a new file group. Add files, folders or running processes to an existing group. Edit - Rename a group. Change the file path of items in a file group. Remove - Delete a file group, or specific items in a group. Purge - Runs a check to verify that all files in a group are actually installed at the path specified. If not, the file or file group is removed from the list...
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