Not earlier than   after previous action   It is possible to delay the next action launch by 

setting a minimum time interval for which the same event is ignored. All the events shown in 

this interval will then be joined into a group. The next action (e. g. the next e mail message) 

will cover an overview of all the grouped events. 

Using dynamic limit   In this mode, any triggered action will increase the limit of grouped 

events n times. The first virus detection will trigger an action. The same following event will 

execute no action, it will be grouped instead. On the screenshot above the limit is set to 5, so 

the next action will be triggered after five successive virus detections. In case of a sixth 

detection, the limit would be increased 5 times again. After the specified period of time the 

limit will decrease automatically. 

This feature allows flexible adaptation to the current situation. It helps to ensure that the 

administrator is warned immediately in case of a single event; on the other hand it minimizes 

the chance of network overload in case of an epidemic. 

c)

Events in the AVGADMIN application 

The administrator can define rules for particular events centrally in the AVG DataCenter using the 

AVGADMIN application   to reach this dialog, please follow the steps:  

o

AVGADMIN 

o

Settings menu item 

o

Shared settings for stations item 

o

Alert Manager option 

o

Rules tab 

A list of rules for stations is displayed in the dialog together with some detailed rule information. 

Double click the selected rule to open a new rule configuration dialog similar to the client rule 

configuration dialog.  

Again, the default rules send special messages relating to some important events to the AVG 

DataCenter. These messages are reflected in the respective dedicated overviews. For example, a test 

result message is further processed according to conditions defined in the AVG DataCenter mode 

(enabled/disabled passing of negative test results).  

Besides this, it is possible to send a generic event message to the AVG DataCenter. These events are 

recorded in the event log.  

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