Given the following snippet of a WildFire submission log, did the end user successfully download a file?

An 'allow' action on a general traffic log entry would not specifically confirm the prevention of a `wildfire-virus` download, as the `wildfire-virus` action itself takes precedence for the specific threat.

The 'reset-both' action for the `wildfire-virus` application indicates that the firewall actively terminated the connection from both sides, preventing the malicious file download from completing. This action directly confirms that the file transfer was interrupted, making the download unsuccessful.

An alert generated by a URL might indicate suspicious activity but does not definitively confirm whether a subsequent file download was prevented or allowed; the specific action on the `wildfire-virus` detection is key.

The 'alert' action for web-browsing and flash indicates detection of potential threats or interesting activity, but it does not mean the file download was successfully allowed; the critical factor is the `wildfire-virus` action.