16.2. Logs Context Menu

Right-click on the log tab to open a context menu providing options for a particular log:

The Logs section — The Network log context menu

Figure 16.2. The Logs section — The Network log context menu

Clear log

Clears the log. All data will be removed from a corresponding file. Removed files cannot be refreshed.

Displayed application name

The way how application names will be displayed:

  • Full path — full path to the application's executable file

  • File name — name of the application's executable

  • Description — description of the application (if it is not available, name of the executable without the extension is displayed)

Check/ uncheck the Show icons option to enable/disable showing icons (the system icon for executables will be used if the application has no icon).

Resolve address

Names of computers will be displayed instead of IP addresses.

Computer names are found through DNS. Unless a name is found, IP address will be displayed.

Resolve port

Names of services will be displayed instead of port numbers (this function is available only for standard services defined in the services system file).

Resolve protocol

Names of protocols will be displayed instead of protocol numbers (this function is available only for standard protocols defined in the protocols system file).

Note:

  1. Some logs do not provide all items mentioned above — i.e. no network communication is displayed for the System log. Therefore Resolve address, Resolve port and Resolve protocol functions are not available.

  2. The Displayed application name and Resolve address/port/protocol options are applied globally — their setting influences all logs, the Overview / Connections section (see chapter 15.1. Connections and Open Ports Overview), Connection alert (see chapter 5.2. Connection Alert (unknown traffic detection)) and Starting / Replacing application dialogs (see chapter 5.3. Starting/Replacing/Launching other application Dialog) and the Alert window (refer to chapter 5.5. Alert Dialog Window (alerts on events)). View configuration is also described in corresponding chapters.