AVG Internet Security 2013 IS13N12EN003 User Manual
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13.6. Firewall log
The Logs dialog allows you to review the list of all logged Firewall actions and events with a detailed
description of relevant parameters displayed on two tabs:
description of relevant parameters displayed on two tabs:
Traffic Logs - This tab offers information about activities by all applications that have tried to connect
to the network. For each item, you will find information on the event time, application name,
respective log action, user name, PID, traffic direction, protocol type, numbers of the remote and local
ports, and information on the local and remote IP address.
to the network. For each item, you will find information on the event time, application name,
respective log action, user name, PID, traffic direction, protocol type, numbers of the remote and local
ports, and information on the local and remote IP address.
Trusted Database Logs - Trusted database is AVG's internal database for collecting information on
certified and trusted applications that can always be allowed to communicate online. The first time a
new application tries to connect to the network (i.e. where there is no firewall rule specified for this
application yet), it is necessary to find out whether the network communication should be allowed for
the respective application. First, AVG searches the Trusted database, and if the application is listed,
it will be automatically granted access to the network. Only after that, provided there is no
information on the application available in the database, you will be asked in a stand-alone dialog
whether you want to allow the application to access network.
certified and trusted applications that can always be allowed to communicate online. The first time a
new application tries to connect to the network (i.e. where there is no firewall rule specified for this
application yet), it is necessary to find out whether the network communication should be allowed for
the respective application. First, AVG searches the Trusted database, and if the application is listed,
it will be automatically granted access to the network. Only after that, provided there is no
information on the application available in the database, you will be asked in a stand-alone dialog
whether you want to allow the application to access network.