Endpoint Manager

• Introduction To Comodo Client Security
  • Special Features
  • System Requirements
  • Install Comodo Client Security
  • Starting Comodo Client Security
  • The Main Interface
    • The Home Screen
    • The Tasks Interface
    • The Widget
    • The System Tray Icon
  • Understanding Security Alerts
• General Tasks – Introduction
  • Scan And Clean Your Computer
    • Run A Quick Scan
    • Run A Full Computer Scan
    • Run A Rating Scan
    • Run A Custom Scan
      • Scan A Folder
      • Scan A File
      • Create, Schedule And Run A Custom Scan
  • Instantly Scan Files And Folders
  • Processing Infected Files
  • Manage Virus Database And Program Updates
  • Manage Quarantined Items
  • View CCS Logs
    • Antivirus Logs
      • Filtering Antivirus Logs
    • Viruscope Logs
      • Filtering Viruscope Logs
    • HIPS Logs
      • Filtering HIPS Logs
    • Containment Logs
      • Filtering Containment Logs
    • Firewall Logs
      • Filtering Firewall Logs
    • Website Filtering Logs
      • Filtering Website Filtering Logs
    • Alerts Logs
      • Filtering Alerts Displayed Logs
    • Tasks
      • Filtering Tasks Launched Logs
    • File List Changes Logs
      • Filtering File List Changes Logs
    • Trusted Vendors List Changes Logs
      • Filtering Trusted Vendors List Changes Logs
    • Configuration Changes
      • Filtering Configuration Changes Logs
    • Device Control Logs
      • Filtering Device Control Logs
  • View Active Process List
  • View Active Internet Connections
• Firewall Tasks – Introduction
  • Allow Or Block Internet Access To Applications Selectively
  • Stealth Your Computer Ports
  • Manage Network Connections
  • Stop All Network Activities
  • Advanced Firewall Settings
• Containment Tasks - Introduction
  • Run An Application In The Container
  • Reset The Container
• Advanced Tasks - Introduction
  • Create A Rescue Disk
    • Downloading And Burning Comodo Rescue Disk
  • Submit Files
  • Identify And Kill Unsafe Running Processes
  • Remove Deeply Hidden Malware
  • Manage CCS Tasks
• Advanced Settings
  • General Settings
    • Customize User Interface
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    • Manage CCS Configurations
      • Comodo Preset Configurations
      • Importing/Exporting And Managing Personal Configurations
  • Security Settings
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      • Scan Profiles
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      • Active HIPS Rules
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      • HIPS Groups
        • Registry Groups
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      • Comodo Containment
        • The Container - An Overview
        • Unknown Files - The Scanning Processes
      • Configuring Containment Settings
      • Configuring Rules For Auto-Containment
      • Viruscope
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      • Firewall Behavior Settings
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        • Creating And Modifying Website Filtering Rules
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    • Manage File Rating
      • File Rating Settings
      • File Groups
      • File List
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      • Submitted Files
      • Trusted Vendors List
• Appendix 1 CCS How To... Tutorials
  • Enable / Disable AV, Firewall, Auto-Containment And Viruscope Easily
  • Set Up The Firewall For Maximum Security And Usability
  • Block Internet Access While Allowing Local Area Network (LAN) Access
  • Setting Up HIPS For Maximum Security And Usability
  • Create Rules For Auto-Containing Applications
  • Running An Instant Antivirus Scan On Selected Items
  • Creating An Antivirus Scanning Schedule
  • Run Untrusted Programs Inside The Container
  • Run Browsers Inside The Container
  • Restore Incorrectly Quarantined Item(s)
  • Submit Quarantined Items To Comodo For Analysis
  • Enable File Sharing Applications Like BitTorrent And Emule
  • Block Any Downloads Of A Specific File Type
  • Disable Auto-Containment On A Per-application Basis
  • Switch Off Automatic Antivirus And Software Updates
  • Suppressing CCS Alerts Temporarily While Playing Games
  • Control External Device Accessibility
• Appendix 2 - Comodo Secure DNS Service
  • Router - Manually Enabling Or Disabling Comodo Secure DNS Service
  • Windows XP - Manually Enabling Or Disabling Comodo Secure DNS Service
  • Windows 7 / Vista - Manually Enabling Or Disabling Comodo Secure DNS Service
• About Comodo Security Solutions

View Active Internet Connections

The 'View Connections' interface displays an 'at-a-glance' summary of all currently active Internet connections per-application. You can view all individual connections that each application is responsible for; the direction of the traffic; the source IP/port and the destination IP/port. You can also view the total amount of traffic that has passed in and out of your system over each connection.

This list is updated in real time whenever an application creates a new connection or drops a connection. The 'View Connections' is extremely useful for testing firewall configuration, troubleshooting new firewall rules, monitoring individual applications and for terminating any unwanted connections.

The 'View Connections' interface can be accessed by clicking 'View Connections' from the 'General Tasks' interface.

 

All currently active internet connections are shown in a tree structure:

Column Descriptions

• Protocol - Shows the application that is connected, the protocol it is using and the direction of traffic. An application may have more than one connection at any time. Clicking + at the left of the application name expands the list of connections created.

• Source (IP: Port) - The IP and port that the application is connecting from. If the application is waiting for communication and the port is open, it is described as ‘Listening’.

• Destination (IP: Port) - The IP and port that the application is connecting to. This is blank if the 'Source' column is 'Listening'.

• Bytes In - Represents the total bytes of incoming data since this connection was first allowed.

• Bytes Out - Represents the total bytes of outgoing data since this connection was first allowed.

Context Sensitive Menu

• Right click on an item in the list to see the context sensitive menu.

• If you wish to view the full path of the application, right click on the application name and select 'Show Full Path'.

• If you wish to terminate a connection, right click on the specific connection and click 'Terminate Connection'.

• If you wish to open the folder containing the executable file of the application, click 'Jump to Folder'.

 Identify and Kill Unsafe Network Connections

KillSwitch is an advanced system monitoring tool that allows users to quickly identify, monitor and terminate unsafe processes and network connections that are running on their computer. Apart from offering unparalleled insight and control over computer processes and connections, KillSwitch provides you with yet another powerful layer of protection for Windows computers.

Comodo KillSwitch can show ALL running processes with their granular details– exposing even those that were invisible or very deeply hidden. It allows you to identify which of those running processes are unsafe and shut them all down with a single click. You can also use Killswitch to trace back to the malware that generated the process.

Comodo KillSwitch can be directly accessed from the 'View Connections' by clicking the 'More' button.
 

 

If Comodo KillSwitch is already installed in your computer, clicking 'More' will open the Kill switch interface. If not, CCS will download and install Comodo Killswitch.

• Read the license agreement by clicking 'View License Agreement' and click 'Agree and Install'. CCS will download and install the application.

 

After installation, the Comodo KillSwitch main interface will open. The main interface contains three panes - Processes, Applications and Services. Clicking the 'Network' tab will display the the Network Connections and Network Utilization panes.

• Details on how to use KillSwitch to identify terminate unsafe connections can be found at http://help.comodo.com/topic-119-1-328-3577-Viewing-and-Handling-Network-Connections-and-Usage.html.

• The complete user guide for Comodo KillSwitch is available at http://help.comodo.com/topic-119-1-328-3518-Introduction-to-KillSwitch.html