User manual GRISOFT AVG 9.0 FILE SERVER REV 90.8

[. . . ] AVG 9. 0 File Server User Manual Document revision 90. 8 (29. 4. 2010) C opyright AVG Technologies C Z, s. r. o. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. This product uses RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm, C opyright (C ) 1991-2, RSA Data Security, Inc. [. . . ] A ll rights res erved. 51 Then, select the respective event from the list and browse (Browse) your disk for an appropriate sound you want to assign to this event. To listen to the selected sound, highlight the event in the list and push the Play button. Use the Delete button to remove the sound assigned to a specific event. Note: Only *. wav sounds are supported! 10. 3. Ignore Faulty Conditions In the Ignore faulty components conditions dialog you can tick those components that you do not want to get informed about: By default, no component is selected in this list. It means that if any component get to an error status, you will be informed about it immediately via: · system tray icon - while all parts of AVG are working properly, the icon is displayed as it is; however, if an error occurs, the icon appears with a yellow exclamation mark, · text description of the existing problem in the Security Status Info section of the AVG main window A V G 9 . 0 File Server © 2 0 1 0 C opyright A V G T ec hnologies C Z, s . r. o. A ll rights res erved. 52 There might be a situation that for some reason you need to switch a component off temporarily (this is not recommended, you should try to keep all components permanently on and in default configuration, but it may be happen). In that case the system tray icon automatically reports the component's error status. However, in this very case we cannot talk about an actual error since you have deliberately induced it yourself, and you are aware of the potential risk. At the same time, once being displayed with the exclamation mark, the icon cannot actually report any possible further error that might appear. For this situation, within the above dialog you can select components that may be in an error state (or switched off) and you do not wish to get informed about it. The same option of Ignoring component state is also available for specific components directly from the components overview in the AVG main window. 10. 4. Virus Vault The Virus Vault maintenance dialog allows you to define several parameters regarding the administration of objects stored in the Virus Vault: · Limit Virus Vault size - use the slider to set up the maximum size of the Virus Vault. The size is specified proportionally compared to the size of your local A V G 9 . 0 File Server © 2 0 1 0 C opyright A V G T ec hnologies C Z, s . r. o. · Automatic file deletion - in this section define the maximum length of time that objects should be stored in the Virus Vault (Delete files older than . . . days), and the maximum number of files to be stored in the Virus Vault ( Maximum number of files to be stored) 10. 5. PUP Exceptions AVG 9. 0 File Server is able to analyze and detect executable applications or DLL libraries that could be potentially unwanted within the system. In some cases the user may wish to keep certain unwanted programs on the computer (programs that were installed on purpose). Some programs, especially free ones, include adware. Such adware might be detected and reported by AVG as a potentially unwanted program . If you wish to keep such a program on your computer, you can define it as a potentially unwanted program exception: The Potentially Unwanted Programs Exceptions dialog displays a list of already defined and currently valid exceptions from potentially unwanted programs. You can edit the list, delete existing items, or add new exceptions. [. . . ] Recommended to experienced users only! A V G 9 . 0 File Server © 2 0 1 0 C opyright A V G T ec hnologies C Z, s . r. o. Event History The Event History dialog is accessible from the system menu via the History/Event History Log item. Within this dialog you can find a summary of important events that occurred during AVG 9. 0 File Server operation. Event History records the following types of events: · Information about updates of the AVG application · Scanning start, end or stop (including automatically performed tests) · Events connected with virus detection (by the Resident Shield or scanning) including occurrence location · Other important events Control buttons · Empty list - deletes all entries in the list of events · Refresh list - updates all entries in the list of events A V G 9 . 0 File Server © 2 0 1 0 C opyright A V G T ec hnologies C Z, s . r. o. [. . . ]