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...firewall: To allow communication with camas.comodo.com IP that needs to be allowed: 199.66.201.30 Port that needs to be allowed: port 80 for TCP Direction: Outgoing (Endpoints to CAMAS) To allow communication with our File Lookup Servers (FLSs): IPs that need to be allowed: 91.209.196.27 91.209.196.28 199.66.201.20 199.66.201.21 199.66.201.22 199.66.201.25 199.66.201.26 Ports that need to be allowed: 4447 UDP and 4448 TCP Direction...

...Firewall implements rules in the order they are in this list. Should a conflict exist between individual rules, then the rules at the top takes priority. Click the 'Move Up' or 'Move Down' buttons at the top to change a rule's priority. Open the website filtering rules section Click 'Settings' at the top left of the CCS home screen...

...Firewall, Auto-Sandbox, HIPS, Viruscope, Game Mode options and more. Game Mode - Switches CIS  to Game Mode to enable you to play your games without any interruptions from various alerts in your computer. The operations that can interfere with users' gaming experience are either suppressed or postponed. In game mode: Defense+/Firewall alerts are suppressed as if they are in training...

...firewall rules, containment rules and more. CCS ships with a set of predefined file groups. You can also create your own file groups and edit existing groups as required. Open the 'File Groups' interface Click 'Settings' on the CCS home screen Click 'File Rating' > 'File Groups' Search Option : Click the search icon at upper-right and enter the name...

...firewall rules, containment rules and more. CCS ships with a set of predefined file groups. You can also create your own file groups and edit existing groups as required. Open the 'File Groups' interface Click 'Settings' on the CCS home screen Click 'File Rating' > 'File Groups' Search Option : Click the search icon at upper-right and enter the name...

...Firewall Settings > Website Filtering. For more details on configuring the Website Filter, refer to the section Website Filterin g . The Website Filtering log enables you to analyze the attempts made by the other users to access the blocked or allowed websites. The 'Website Filtering' logs can be viewed by choosing the 'Website Filtering' from the 'Show' drop-down of the log viewer...

...Firewall allows the administrator to add a list of permanent users, who can be given access to the hotspot without the need of authenticating them. The hotspot service maintains a whitelist of devices to which access can be granted without authentication. The administrator can obtain the MAC address of the devices to be added to the whitelist and add them...

...Firewall, Auto-Containment, HIPS, VirusScope, Silent Mode options and more. See The System Tray Icon for more details. Silent Mode - Switches CIS to Silent Mode if you do want to have any interruptions from various CIS alerts in your computer. The operations that normally interfere while using the system are either suppressed or postponed. In silent mode:  HIPS/Firewall alerts...

...firewall, HIPS, containment, device control, VirusScope and autorun events. Logs are also created for 'Alerts Displayed', 'Tasks Launched', 'File List' changes, 'Vendor list changes' and 'XCS Configuration Changes'. Log settings let you specify the storage location, the maximum size of log files, and how XCS should react if the maximum file size is exceeded. Note : You can view logs themselves...

...Firewall rules for allowing or blocking website categories to selected users Define website categories 1. Click 'Settings' at the top of the XCS home screen 2. Click 'Website Filtering' on the left 3. Select 'Categories' tab from the 'Website Filtering' interface 4. Click 'Add' from the options at the top  and choose 'Add Category' from the drop-down. The 'Edit...