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Q. How does Interactive Filter Mode Firewall in eScan version 10.0 work? A. By design, when you select Interactive mode, all outgoing connections will be monitored, unless : The program has been white-listed automatically. This means that you have checked the option to create a permanent rule and do not want to be asked again. The program has been cache by firewall. This means that it is whitelisted as per the session or you have not checked the option to create a permanent rule and want to be asked again. You can find the ports or the protocols that are whitelisted / blacklisted under the Expert Rule. While you can find the Applications, that are whitelisted / blacklisted under the Application Rule. To remove the cache, you must do the following: Open the eScan Protection Center Click on "Firewall" Click on "Settings" Click on "Clear Alert Cache" Note :- When you switch between "Limited Filter" and "Interactive Mode" the alert cache is cleared automatically.</I> *Email us your feedback to solutions@mwti.net*

 <B>A.</B> By design, when you select Interactive mode, all outgoing connections will be monitored, unless :
-:* The programs have been white-listed automatically. This means that you have check the option to create a permanent rule and do not want to be asked again.
+:* The program has been white-listed automatically. This means that you have checked the option to create a permanent rule and do not want to be asked again.
-:* The program has been cache by firewall. This means it is whitelisted as per session or you have not check the option to create a permanent rule and want to be asked again.
+:* The program has been cache by firewall. This means that it is whitelisted as per the session or you have not checked the option to create a permanent rule and want to be asked again.
 You can find the ports or the protocols that are whitelisted / blacklisted under the Expert Rule. While you can find the Applications, that are whitelisted / blacklisted under the Application Rule.