User Guide

KASPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS

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3.3. Adding Resources

KAV for Firewall is able to monitor data traffic passing through the

protocols: HTTP, SMTP and FTP. If you wish, you can enable the

program to check for viruses in all of these three traffic types.

3.3.1. Adding the HTTP resource

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To add the HTTP resource, follow the steps:

1. Select Resources from the Manage menu of your

firewall to display the Resources dialog box. (see

figure 23).

2. In the Resources dialog box, press the New button.

Select URL from the drop down list (see figure 24).

3. Type a name of the resource (e.g. KAV_HTTP)in the

Name text field on the URL Definition dialog box

General page (see figure 25). So that to make it easy

for you and your colleagues to work with the resource,

it’s advisable for the name to be meaningful.

4. Switch to the Match tab and check the HTTP box in

the Schemes section (see figure 26). This way you

confirmed that the name belongs to an HTTP

resource.

5. Switch to the Action tab and select the name of your

KAV CVP server (KAV_CVP) from the Server drop

down list in the CVP section. By doing so you confirm

that these settings are made for that server.

Now you must select one of the following option

buttons: None - does nothing, i.e. transfers no data to

the KAV server for checking, Read Only – allows the

KAV_CVP server only to read the data-packets it

receives, Read/Write — allows the KAV server to