lilhurricane
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Re: [POLL] Personal Firewalls - 2008 Member Choice
And our new FAQ is up!!
•Preferred Personal Firewall - 2008 Member Choice
You can see it there as well as in the forum header 
»2008 Member Choice FAQ's |
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lilhurricane
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Thanks everyone for their participation, and to salzan  for the compilation.
This Poll is now closed..
Stay tuned here for the update to our Software Forum Member Choice new FAQ on Personal Firewalls
*Note: This thread will be updated at FCT (FAQ Creation Time), as will our forum header links.
»2008 Member Choice FAQ's
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chrisretusn
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Outpost along with a Router.
Edit: Forgot to add InJoy Firewall
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Keizer
I'M Your Huckleberry
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join:2003-01-20 | reply to salzan
XP's firewall, and router. |
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Maarvin
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Denver, CO
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On one of my computers the Comcast supplied McAfee Security Suite works well and is all I need for it. The other is Windows Firewall.
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Littlem129
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join:2007-05-13
White Pine, TN | reply to salzan
Kaspersky Internet Security |
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meeow
Forever Folding for Team Helix
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Portland, OR
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I'm using a Router with WinXP firewall. |
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jabarnut
Light Years Away
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Galaxy M31
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As usual, a little late for the party.
Anyway, thanks for the excellent poll salzan !
said by jmorlan :Router with WinXP firewall. Yep, that about sums it up for me.
I've used many of the 'fancy' Firewalls in the past, but just don't feel the need any more.
Of course, mileage may vary depending on the user...what ever makes you feel secure is the way to go, I suppose. 
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shearer
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Toronto, ON
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Router + Kerio 2.1.5
Kerio 2.x is getting old though. I'm researching possible replacements as it does not work well with VMware Workstation 5/6 in Bridged networking mode. |
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Zupe
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join:2001-11-29
New York, NY
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Router & Kerio 2.15 |
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jeffjs
join:2000-12-11
US | reply to salzan
I like Norton again. Using Norton 360 now. |
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jmorlan
Hmm... That's funny.
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Pacifica, CA | reply to salzan
Router with WinXP firewall. |
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Snoopy2
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join:2001-03-29
Mobile, AL | reply to salzan
Comodo and Other (Eset Security Suite--inbound AND outbound, it works GREAT!
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Owlbet
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Palmer, AK
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Linksys BEFSR81 Router - 6 computers attached to it.
• 3 XP computers - Zone Alarm Pro
• 2 XP computers - Windows XP Firewall
• Vista computer - Windows Vista Firewall (I feel vulnerable and exposed without Zone Alarm Pro on this computer and the free Zone Alarm is not an option at this time.)
Splendid work on the poll, salzan . Thank you. |
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Deep Dish
join:2006-08-17
Canada
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OpenBSD running as a PPPoE client and pf (Packet Filter) firewall.
Also implemented OSPF (via OpenOSPFD) in my network to router through different networks. Overkill, but it's my network
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whocares
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Z/A 7.0.408. |
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B
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ZoneAlarm 2.6.362 still performing beautifully under XP SP2. (Haven't tried it on Vista yet.) Anything newer is a bloated sack of protoplasm.
Increasingly, however, I've been leaving people on Windows Firewall as they still can't deal with outbound permissions.
Obviously, with laptops taking over the market and the increased use of public APs, firewalling is more important than ever; it's a good thing XP SP2's stock one is relatively safe and stable, if a bit annoying.
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antiserious
The Future ain't what it used to be
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Scranton, PA | reply to salzan
Sunbelt Kerio behind a router firewall for XP, just the router for Linux.
Good job on the poll, salzan . |
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Grail Knight
Who Dares Wins
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join:2003-05-31 | reply to salzan
Router & ZAP v4.5.594 |
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Alcohol
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join:2003-05-26
Somerset, NJ | reply to salzan
AVG security suite with AV and firewall. |
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