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Reporting
This group allows for the content of the report file to be determined.
Off
If this option is enabled, then MailGuard does not create a log.
It is recommended that you should turn off the logging function only in exceptional
cases, such as if you are executing trials with multiple viruses or unwanted programs.
Default
If this option is enabled, MailGuard records important information (concerning
detections, alerts and errors) in the report file, with less important information ignored
for improved clarity. This option is enabled as the default setting.
Advanced
If this option is enabled, MailGuard logs less important information to the report file as
well.
Complete
If this option is enabled, MailGuard logs all information to the report file.
Limit report file
Limit size to n MB
If this option is enabled, the report file can be limited to a certain size; possible values:
Permitted values are between 1 and 100 MB. Around 50 kilobytes of extra space are
allowed when limiting the size of the report file to minimize the use of system resources.
If the size of the log file exceeds the indicated size by more than 50 kilobytes, then old
entries are deleted until the indicated size minus 50 kilobytes is reached.
Backup report file before shortening
If this option is enabled, the report file is backed up before shortening.
Write configuration in report file
If this option is enabled, the MailGuard configuration is recorded in the report file.
Note
If you have not specified any report file restriction, a new report file is automatically
created when the report file reaches 100MB. A backup of the old report file is created. Up
to three backups of old report files are saved. The oldest backups are deleted first.
13.4 Firewall
The FireWall section of Configuration is responsible for configuration of the Avira
FireWall.
13.4.1 Adapter rules
In the Avira FireWall, an adapter represents a software simulated hardware device (e.g.
miniport, bridge connection, etc.) or a real hardware device (e.g. network card).
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