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... Reset the Container   Click 'Tasks' > 'Containment Tasks' > 'Reset the Container' Programs in the container write all data and system changes to a virtual file system. This means the program cannot harm your computer or sensitive data. Files saved in the container could contain malware downloaded from websites, or private data in your browsing history. Periodically resetting the...

... Manage CCS Configurations   Click 'Settings' > 'General Settings' > 'Configuration'. CCS lets you export your current security settings as a profile. You can then import the profile on another computer with CCS installed, and avoid having to configure everything again. Exporting your settings is a great time-saver if: You are a network admin who wants to implement a...

... Run Untrusted Programs In the the Virtual Desktop   This page explains how to run untrusted programs inside the virtual desktop. Applications in the virtual desktop cannot make changes to your real system, making it ideal for testing out beta/unstable software. There are two ways to open programs in the virtual desktop: Open applications/files from the desktop shortcuts Use the...

... Reset the Sandbox Programs running inside the Virtual Desktop store the changes to the files accessed by them inside the sandbox so that the changes do not affect the real computer system. Items stored in the sandbox/Virtual Desktop could, depending on your usage patterns, contain malware downloaded from websites or private data in your browsing history. Periodically resetting the sandbox...

... Reset the Sandbox Programs running inside the sandbox store the changes to the files accessed by them inside the sandbox so that the changes do not affect the real computer system. Items stored in the sandbox could, depending on your usage patterns, contain malware downloaded from websites or private data in your browsing history. Periodically resetting the sandbox will clear...

... Run Browsers inside the Container This topic explains how to run your internet browser inside the container. Surfing the internet from within the container is the same as normal, with the benefit that any malicious files you inadvertently download cannot damage your real computer. You can also create a desktop shortcut to run the browser inside the container on future...

... Run Untrusted Programs Inside the Virtual Desktop   This page explains how to run untrusted programs inside the Virtual Desktop. Applications running in the virtual desktop also leave no cookies or history behind on your real system, making it ideal for testing out beta/unstable software. Applications installed or the files stored in your system can be opened inside the Virtual...

... Network Configuration The 'Network Configuration' screen shows settings configured by Comodo to connect your networks/clients to LAN and/or internet zones. To open the 'Interface Configuration' screen, click 'Network' on the left then 'Interfaces'. The 'Interface Configuration' table shows interface devices configured by Comodo with their status and other details. Interface Configuration Table - Column Descriptions Column Header Description Interface Name Name...

... SSLVPN Connections The 'SSLVPN Connections' interface lists SSL VPN users that are connected to Dome CF.  See ' Configure Virtual Private Network Settings ' for more details. Administrators view connection details and can terminate user connections from this interface. To open the interface, click 'Status' on the left then 'SSL VPN Connections': Open VPN Server Connection status and control table - Column...

... System Usage Summaries  The 'System Graphs' screen shows resource usage for the past 24 hours. This includes CPU, system memory, swap memory and disk drive use. To open the interface, click 'Status' on the left then 'System Graphs': Clicking any graph will show more information about that component. Click the following links for details on each: CPU Graph Memory...