name only helps you recognize the server in the list of other servers); the URL field requires a full 

AVG TCP Server address in the form of 

http://server:4156/avgupdate

. Please note, that both the 

http:// and the :4156/avgupdate are necessary for the update to work properly! 

6.3 AVG TCP Server Control  

To control and configure AVG TCP Server you can use the AVG TCP Monitor tool. 

In the Windows9x/Me operating system environment, the AVG TCP Monitor also works as an 

elementary tool for status monitoring, launching and stopping AVG TCP Server. In the Windows 

NT4/2000/2003/XP Professional operating system environment you can also control AVG TCP 

Server with the standard operating system tools. Within these operating systems the AVG TCP Server 

uses the Application Event log to create the log files. 

The TCP Server Monitor is a part of the AVG TCP Server installation. TCP Server Monitor displays an 

icon on the system tray, and the icon's color indicates the AVG TCP Server status. Double click on the 

icon to open the AVG TCP Server Monitor dialog with the basic information on the server activities: 

The AVG TCP Server Monitor dialog Windows contains the following control buttons: 

Pause server   allows you to pause the AVG TCP Server, and continue its running 

Stop server   allows you to stop the AVG TCP Server 

Configuration   allows you to set up the 

AVG TCP Server configuration

Hide monitor   hides the AVG TCP Monitor dialog window 

Quit monitor   closes the AVG TCP Monitor service 

You can also overview the login data recorded in the Application Event log   only for the Windows 

NT4/2000/2003/XP Professional operating system. 

6.4 AVG TCP Server Configuration 

The Configuration button opens the server configuration dialog. The configuration dialog can run in two 

modes:  

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