Yum and curl access through avg internet security

AVG Protection
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Hello Charles,

Let us change the network profile of AVG Firewall to private and check the status.
Open AVG Internet Security program interface.
Click on "Menu–>Settings–>Components–>Customize" of Enhanced Firewall.
Select "Network Profile" and check the internet connection profile.
If it is set as "Public", click and change it to "Private. Click Ok and then check the status with Yum and Curl access.
Keep us posted.

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thanks for your response. 

made settings changes as described and still no luck. can still yum and curl with avg off. on and i get a "network not connected" message when yumming. i am on fios nabqq-5g  which was set to "private".   iptables (local firewall) on my linux vm is turned off, allowing any traffic. i'll research some more

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Hello running VMware® Workstation 14 Pro on HP Windows 10. Running on FIOS home network.

VMWare vms are CentOS 7

From vm, cannot yum install packages. Cannot curl www.centos.org

When i disable AVG Internet Security, yum and curl work, can pull packages.

What is needed to configure AVG without disabling AVG Internet Security?

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Charles, we request you to get connected with our additional support who can check and identify the root cause of this issue.
We have sent an email with instruction on how to get connected with them.
If the email is not found in inbox do check in spam and junk folders.

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thanks for your response. 

made settings changes as described and still no luck. can still yum and curl with avg off. on and i get a "network not connected" message when yumming. i am on fios nabqq-5g  which was set to "private".   iptables (local firewall) on my linux vm is turned off, allowing any traffic. i'll research some more

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Problem persists even with your suggested changes. "Network unreachable" is error i get when i try to yum. can ping kloth.net, nslookup cnn.com   Using bridged adapter on vm which is running on VMWare Workstation.   Do not have this problem with  Virtual Box vms set up in a similar way.

Thanks for your help on this.

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Hello Charles,

Let us change the network profile of AVG Firewall to private and check the status.
Open AVG Internet Security program interface.
Click on "Menu–>Settings–>Components–>Customize" of Enhanced Firewall.
Select "Network Profile" and check the internet connection profile.
If it is set as "Public", click and change it to "Private. Click Ok and then check the status with Yum and Curl access.
Keep us posted.