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Welsh Chris

@in-addr.arpa

reply to FiOS Dan
Re: MS update KB951748 and ZoneAlarm --- PROBLEM

said by FiOS Dan See Profile :

Thanks for the heads up winchester73. This is very troubling as I run ZAF on all three of my rigs. Can anyone else confirm this experience and, if so, have you discovered any other workarounds?
It's happened to me, today my computer has twice installed this update and broken my internet connection both times. I'll go and look for a zone alarm update now. If ZA hasn't been updated to correct this yet, I guess it soon will be, then I can let Windows update install KB951748.
Chris


FiOS Dan
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Redondo Beach, CA
·Verizon FIOS

said by Welsh Chris :

I'll go and look for a zone alarm update now. If ZA hasn't been updated to correct this yet, I guess it soon will be, then I can let Windows update install KB951748.
Chris
I have a tab open at the ZA Forum and I will monitor it all day for the update notification in the promised "General Announcements" section. Stay tuned.
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Welsh Chris

@in-addr.arpa

said by FiOS Dan See Profile :

said by Welsh Chris :

I'll go and look for a zone alarm update now. If ZA hasn't been updated to correct this yet, I guess it soon will be, then I can let Windows update install KB951748.
Chris
I have a tab open at the ZA Forum and I will monitor it all day for the update notification in the promised "General Announcements" section. Stay tuned.
Having read more posts on this I guess I'll be safe enough behind my router's firewall if I set ZA to medium. "Shields Up" has always shown my network as invisible to probes.


FiOS Dan
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join:2001-07-06
Redondo Beach, CA
·Verizon FIOS

said by Welsh Chris :

"Shields Up" has always shown my network as invisible to probes.
That may change with ZA set to medium. Give it a try and see if you are still invisible.
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Courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyway.

TheWiseGuy
Dog And Butterfly
Premium,MVM
join:2002-07-04
Yonkers, NY
Unless someone is forwarding ports(etc), the router will still block unsolicited inbound packets.


Rick5555555

@rr.com
reply to Welsh Chris
Yes...I feel the same way, I uninstalled KB951748 and will keep my current ZA installed until I find out what happens here later with updates, new versions, etc...


Gary A

join:2008-03-02
Odessa, FL
I was hit with this problem this morning after I applied the 2 MS updates. Glad I found this thread. I've uninstalled both MS updates until they (MS or ZA) come up with a fix.

winchester73

join:2003-08-08
Chapel Hill, NC

reply to FiOS Dan
said by FiOS Dan See Profile :

said by Welsh Chris :

"Shields Up" has always shown my network as invisible to probes.
That may change with ZA set to medium. Give it a try and see if you are still invisible.
Just ran it, still "Stealth" with the slider at Medium.


FiOS Dan
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Redondo Beach, CA
·Verizon FIOS


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said by winchester73 See Profile :

Just ran it, still "Stealth" with the slider at Medium.
Interesting and good to know. Thanks.

Edit: By the way, are you behind a router?
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Welsh Chris

@opaltelecom.net

reply to FiOS Dan
said by FiOS Dan See Profile :

said by Welsh Chris :

"Shields Up" has always shown my network as invisible to probes.
That may change with ZA set to medium. Give it a try and see if you are still invisible.
The firewall in my router blocks "Shields Up" probes even if no firewall is running on the computer.


FiOS Dan
Premium
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Redondo Beach, CA
·Verizon FIOS

said by Welsh Chris :

The firewall in my router blocks "Shields Up" probes even if no firewall is running on the computer.
Thanks. That finally occurred to me hence the additional question in my edited post.
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