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This Article Applies to:
- Avast Business Hub
- Avast Business Cloud Console
- Avast Business On-Premise Console
- Avast Business Antivirus
- Small Office Protection
- AVG Business Cloud Console
- AVG Business On-Premise Console
- AVG Business Antivirus
When you contact Avast or AVG Business Technical Support with a technical or malware-related issue, you may be asked to upload specific files from your PC to the FTP server for further analysis.
Sending Files via Antivirus Client
Avast
You may send a detected file in the local Avast Business Antivirus client's Virus Chest to be analyzed by our virus lab.
- Open the local Antivirus client on the device that detected the file
- Click on Protection in the left panel
- Click Virus Chest in the slide-out menu
- Check the box next to the file you want to send
- Next to the Delete button, click the down arrow
- Click Send for analysis in the menu
- Select False positive and, if desired enter details, then click Send
AVG
You may send a detected file in the local AVG Business Antivirus client's Quarantine to be analyzed by our virus lab.
- Open the local Antivirus client on the device that detected the file
- Click Menu, then Quarantine
- Next to the file you want to send, click the More icon (three dots)
- Click Send for analysis in the menu
- Select False positive and, if desired enter details, then click Send
Sending Files Manually
Avast
You can manually submit falsely detected:
- Files at https://www.avast.com/false-positive-file-form.php
- If the files are larger than 50 MB, please follow the instructions below at Submitting Larger Files via FTP Server
- URLs at https://www.avast.com/report-a-url.php
AVG
You can manually submit falsely detected:
- Files at https://www.avg.com/en-us/false-positive-file-form
- If the files are larger than 50 MB, please follow the instructions below at Submitting Larger Files via FTP Server
- URLs at https://www.avg.com/en-us/false-positive-file-form
Submitting files/URLs is an automated process and you may not receive a reply or further information about the files/URLs you send. Please allow at least a few business days for your files and/or site to be analyzed. Once our virus lab have confirmed the file/URL is a false positive, your Antivirus clients should automatically receive the update within the next 24 hours.
Submitting Larger Files via FTP Server
If your false positive files are larger than 50MB, you will need to submit them to the Avast or AVG FTP Server and send the file information to the Technical Support team.
Preparing Files for Uploading
- Compress your files to a .zip archive following these steps:
- Download and run the installer for 7-Zip
- Select and right-click all requested files and click 7-Zip ▸ Add to archive from the context menu
- Under Archive, provide your preferred archive name to identify it on our FTP server
- Under Encryption, enter virus for the password
- Click Ok to create the compressed archive, which will be located in the same folder as the original files
Uploading Files to the FTP Server
Avast
Upload a file or an archive to the Avast FTP server with any FTP client software using the following parameters:
| File Protocol | Encryption | Host Name | Port Number | Login (username/password) | Directory |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTP | No encryption | ftp.avast.com | 21 | anonymous/anonymous | /incoming |
Only upload files to the FTP server that have been requested by Technical Support representatives, and notify your Support Agent when you upload files to the server. You cannot see any content on the server, even the files you upload.
After uploading an archive to the Avast FTP server, ensure that you notify Technical Support of the filename and password for the archive. Without this notification, we may be unable to locate your archive on our FTP server and analyze your files.
AVG
Upload a file or an archive to the AVG FTP server with any FTP client software using the following parameters:
| File Protocol | Encryption | Host Name | Port Number | Login (username/password) | Directory |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTP | No encryption | ftp.avg.com | 21 | anonymous/anonymous | /incoming |
Only upload files to the FTP server that have been requested by Technical Support representatives, and notify your Support Agent when you upload files to the server. You cannot see any content on the server, even the files you upload.
After uploading an archive to the AVG FTP server, ensure that you notify Technical Support of the filename and password for the archive. Without this notification, we may be unable to locate your archive on our FTP server and analyze your files.
Downloading and Using FTP Software
If you do not already have FTP software, follow these steps:
- Download and run the installer for WinSCP with default settings
- Double-click the WinSCP icon on your desktop to run the FTP client
- On the login screen, enter the parameters listed in Uploading Files to the FTP Server
- Click Login to connect to the FTP server
- Double-click the incoming folder on the right side of the screen
- Right-click the archive with your files on the left side of the screen and select Upload
- Click Ok to upload the archive to the incoming folder on the FTP Server
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