detailed logging. In this mode, all the client requests are recorded into the log file. This mode should 

be applied only when detailed diagnostics are needed. A huge log file is generated which occupies a lot 

of disk space. 

f)

License 

If you uncomment this parameter, a full license number for AVG Remote Administration needs to 

be entered. Some AVG TCP Server functions are supported only after entering the right license 

number for Remote Administration. 

g)

WebUIURL 

AVG TCP Server publishes basic information on its state also on a web page. This feature is active by 

default. It is accessible on the Remote Administration port for implicit document query. If the default 

4156 port is used, you can enter an address 

http://server:4156/

 in any web browser and the server 

displays basic information on its state. You can change this address by editing the WebUIURL 

parameter. You can fully disable this feature by defining the WebUIURL parameter with an empty 

value. 

h)

LocalHttpServerRoot 

If this parameter is uncommented and also valid Remote Administration license number is used, 

reduced functionality of web server is activated. Clients can then utilize updates from their computer 

with AVG TCP Server installed (and running). No other components or shared folders for the update 

distribution in local network are needed. 

The LocalHttpServerRoot parameter defines a folder, which is accessible through the web server 

functions (that means the GET requests). Clients can access only this one directory and only after the 

path specified in the request agrees with the HttpServerRoot parameter value. 

i)

HttpServerRoot 

If a simple web server support is active, this parameter defines the path to be used in user requests 

for file operations. This path then corresponds to the folder given in the LocalHttpServerRoot 

parameter.  

In the specified folder the AVG Anti Virus update files must be accessible, including the correct 

update controlling file AVG7INFO.CTF. You can easily guarantee this by the regular 

mirroring of 

update files with the AVGINET Lite application

. 

Supposing the update files are stored in the C:\AVGUpdate folder on a computer which is running AVG 

TCP Server, the parameter values are then defined as follows: 

LocalHttpServerRoot= C:\AVGUpdate 

HttpServerRoot=/avg7upd 

If a HTTP client poses a request for C:\AVGUpdate\AVG7info.ctf, a query in 

http:///avg7upd/AVG7info.ctf

 form will be used. 

In update configuration (AVG Control Center) it is possible to define a new local server with URL 

http://server:4156/avg7upd

 after specifying the parameters as above. 

Attention! 

Note that in the previous example there is a port number specified! The web server is active on a port 

with the number specified in the AVG TCP Server configuration (see paragraph a) above). The default 

number is therefore 4156! 

j)

HttpLogPath 

This parameter specifies the absolute full path to the HTTP protocol GET requests log file. The file is in 

an Apache Combined log file format for maximum portability. 

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