#   FBConsTrans=1 

# Username and password that the clients will have to use in order to 

#   access the AVG DataCenter. If these values are empty, clients don t have 

#   to authenticate. If the values are set, clients are obliged to use them 

#   By default no authentication is necessary 

#   It is recommended that if you change these parameters, you use values 

#   different from the default ones 

#   Username=AVGUser 

#   Password=AVGPass 

# Username and password for accessing the database engine itself. These should 

#   hardly be used for the embedded database engine, but could come handy 

#   if AVG TCP Server connects to a standalone database server 

#   DBAUserName=SYSDBA 

#   DBAPassword=masterkey 

# Clients connect to the server using the following connection string: 

#   http://host[:port]?dbq[=dbpath] 

#   Sqaure brackets [ ] denote optional values. 

#   dbpath may not be supported by the server 

#   (i.e. will be ignored) 

#   Default value for port is 4156 

# AVG TCP Server status can also be checked using the web browser 

#   By default, requesting root default document will return the server 

#   status (i.e. http://address:port/ ). The following parameter can be used 

#   to change the URL to be used for querying the status. 

#   Default value / corresponds to the default root document 

#   If the string is empty, status display functionality is disabled 

#   Examples: 

#   The following value will change the URL for server statistics 

#   to http://address:port/status.html 

#   WebUIURL=/status.html 

#   The following setting will disable the status display functionality 

#   WebUIURL= 

# Limited HTTP support for local updates 

#   AVG TCP Server provides basic support for the HTTP GET command to support 

#   updates over HTTP in local network. The following options control 

#   this behavior.  

# If set, the GET command support is active. This path defines the 

#   local directory where update files are stored. Only files in this 

#   directory are made available by using the GET command 

#   By default, this is set to an empty string and thus the GET command support 

#   is not available 

#   LocalHttpServerRoot=c:\inetpub 

# The following option defines the path that the clients should use for 

#   requesting the update files. If empty, root directory is used. 

#   This path in HTTP request maps to the local directory defined by the 

#   LocalHttpServerRoot option. 

#   For example, if: 

#   LocalHttpServerRoot=c:\inetpub   and  

#   HttpServerRoot=/avgupdate 

#   then requests for http://server:4156/avgupdate/avg7info.ctf 

#   will provide file  c:\inetpub\avg7info.ctf  (suppose it exists) 

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