This document lists all the available application control signatures that are used by the cOS Core Application Control feature.

A full explanation of how the feature is used can be found in the separate cOS Core Administration Guide. This document is designed to be used as additional reference material for administrators.

Individual signatures are categorized by the type of application being targeted. For example, the Peer to Peer section lists applications similar to BitTorrent.

Naming Conventions

The naming used with application control, for example for applications and tags, can have two different forms. One form is that used as the description in this signature reference guide that includes uppercase and spaces. The second form is all lowercase and spaces are replaced by underscore characters. This second form is used with management interfaces such as the CLI. For example, BitTorrent becomes bittorrent. In some isolated cases, the names can have different lengths. For example, the tag Software Update becomes updater in the CLI. The best approach to naming in the CLI is to use the tab completion feature to identify the correct name.