McAfee VSF09EMB1RAA User Guide - Page 107

Reports & Logs, Recent Events, View Log, Internet & Network, Inbound Events, Outbound Events

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Chapter 20 Introduction 105 View inbound events If logging is enabled, you can view inbound events. Inbound Events include the date and time, source IP address, host name, and information and event type. 1 Ensure the Advanced menu is enabled. On the Common Tasks pane, click Reports & Logs. 2 Under Recent Events, click View Log. 3 Click Internet & Network, and then click Inbound Events. Note: You can trust, ban, and trace an IP address from the Inbound Event log. View outbound events If logging is enabled, you can view outbound events. Outbound Events include the name of the program attempting outbound access, the date and time of the event, and the location of the program on your computer. 1 On the Common Tasks pane, click Reports & Logs. 2 Under Recent Events, click View Log. 3 Click Internet & Network, and then click Outbound Events. Note: You can allow full and outbound-only access for a program from the Outbound Events log. You can also locate additional information about the program. View intrusion detection events If logging is enabled, you can view inbound intrusion events. Intrusion Detection events display the date and time, the source IP, the host name of the event, and the type of event. 1 On the Common Tasks pane, click Reports & Logs. 2 Under Recent Events, click View Log. 3 Click Internet & Network, and then click Intrusion Detection Events. Note: You can ban and trace an IP address from the Intrusion Detection Events log.

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Chapter 20
Introduction
105
View inbound events
If logging is enabled, you can view inbound events. Inbound
Events include the date and time, source IP address, host name,
and information and event type.
1
Ensure the Advanced menu is enabled. On the Common
Tasks pane, click
Reports & Logs
.
2
Under
Recent Events
, click
View Log
.
3
Click
Internet & Network
, and then click
Inbound Events
.
Note
: You can trust, ban, and trace an IP address from the
Inbound Event log.
View outbound events
If logging is enabled, you can view outbound events. Outbound
Events include the name of the program attempting outbound
access, the date and time of the event, and the location of the
program on your computer.
1
On the Common Tasks pane, click
Reports & Logs
.
2
Under
Recent Events
, click
View Log
.
3
Click
Internet & Network
, and then click
Outbound Events
.
Note
: You can allow full and outbound-only access for a program
from the Outbound Events log. You can also locate additional
information about the program.
View intrusion detection events
If logging is enabled, you can view inbound intrusion events.
Intrusion Detection events display the date and time, the source
IP, the host name of the event, and the type of event.
1
On the Common Tasks pane, click
Reports & Logs
.
2
Under
Recent Events
, click
View Log
.
3
Click
Internet & Network
, and then click
Intrusion
Detection Events
.
Note
: You can ban and trace an IP address from the Intrusion
Detection Events log.