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wguimb

join:2001-04-29
Houston, TX
·AT&T U-Verse
·Comcast

reply to Defcon888
Re: [Poll] What Firewall Do You Use? '07

Behind a Linksys WRT300N Firmware v0.93.3

On Windows Vista Ultimate I use the internal Vista firewall both incoming and outgoing. It works like a champ if you create the outbound rules correctly. You first must block all outbound traffic. It comes with many pre-defined rules, you can just tweak them or roll your own.

Once you get it all set up and working, it takes very little administrative activity to keep it working .


Defcon888
Premium
join:2003-07-22
San Bruno, CA
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reply to kim
Behind a WRT54G router:

Vista: Windows Vista firewall (set to block all except manually allowed rules)
All other XP machines: Kerio 2.15 (set to block all except manually allowed rules)
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defcon888 @ gmail


NanDog
The Pup Was Female, I'M Not
Premium
join:2003-12-28
Tacoma, WA
reply to kim
My Linky BEFSX41 and KIS 6.

mvdu
Premium
join:2003-07-28
Collegeville, PA
reply to jpg366
BTW, am also behind a router.

jpg366

join:2004-04-09
Humble, TX
·RoadRunner Cable
·Mediacom
·AT&T Southeast

reply to DaHen
said by DaHen See Profile :

...
Comodo seems to work great here behind a Linksys router.


Same here. Using Zone Alarm (required) on the work PC, but found much better speed with Comodo on the home machine. Have dad running an older ZA-free on his Win98 machine.


JollyStomper
The Funky Feel One
Premium
join:2003-03-16
Right 'Dere
·Comcast Formerly ..

reply to kim
Smoothwall with all fixes, dhcp mod, full firewall control mod, web proxy, a ginormous hosts file and a few others.

Windows firewall on all machines (including my vista business laptop)

coming soon: seperate VLANs: one for wired machines, one for wireless.

That's it
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"As I was sayin' buster, this planet ain't big enough for the two of us so... OFF YA GO!"

mvdu
Premium
join:2003-07-28
Collegeville, PA
reply to kim
Right now, Comodo 3 Alpha for Vista. It seems much smoother than Comodo 2 so far.


Psicop
More human than human
Premium
join:2005-12-21
reply to DownTheShore
Software compatibility issue perhaps?

I don't use Windows anymore but when I did Comodo worked fine for over a year. Never had an issue with it.

GL.

JackCam614
Premium
join:2000-08-24
New Hyde Park, NY

reply to B A
said by B A See Profile :

Trend Micro PC-cillian all in one.

Works for me.
What BlondeAmazon said, with Router.

Jack


blackdragon1

join:2007-06-16
reply to kim
Router, with Comodo Personal Firewall on this PC, with Sygate on the other (Windows 98).


TheJoker
Premium,VIP,MVM
join:2001-04-26
Alexandria, VA
reply to kim
Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 and a real hardware firewall (Zyxel ZyWall).
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DownTheShore
Maddie Knows Poopie
Premium
join:2003-12-02
Beautiful NJ
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reply to kim
I was happily using Comodo for a long while, but everything crashed yesterday and my only option was to reformat and reinstall WinXP. As I just added my regular security programs back in, my CPU kept running at 90-100%. By process of elimination I found that Comodo was causing it. Why, I have no idea since it was working fine with heck of a lot more programs before the crash.

So now it's ZAF for me.
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Life is simply one damned thing after another.


youveshutmedown

@sbcglobal.net
reply to bellgamin
Watchguard Firebox


bellgamin
Kachunga
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join:2003-01-12
Ewa Beach, HI


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reply to bjf123
I am using a combination Firewall & HIPS known as Dynamic Security Agent. It's free at...
»www.privacyware.com/dynamic_secu···ent.html

Firewall -- DSA makes ports invisible to port scans and protects unauthorized entry the same as a dedicated firewall. DSA also contains Private Firewall's layer-3 firewall using Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) technology running in the background.

DSA also provides protection for TCP, UDP, ICMP and and UDP Protocols, just like Privatefirewall.

HIPS -- DSA has 4 configurable/trainable modules in its interface (System Anomaly, Email Anomaly, Process Detection, and Application Security). DSA detects malware and intrusions based on behaviors characteristic of unauthorized system use. Examples include but are NOT limited to the following:

- Attempts to access a protected registry area
- Attempts to access a protected object
- Attempts to Initiate a foreign process
- Attempts to control Windows service
- Attempts to create a DNS request
- Attempts to initiate outgoing TCP traffic
- Attempts to SMTP more than your personal average amount of email
- Abnormal cpu usage for any given process
- Abnormal number of threads for any given process

Thus, DSA has strong Firewall capabilities PLUS its 4 Modules provide superb behavior-blocker HIPS-type capabilities.


jaykaykay
4 Ever Young
Premium,MVM
join:2000-04-13
Scottsdale, AZ
reply to kim
A router along with Zone Alarm security suite, ZASS.


wanabegeek
1917-1987
Premium
join:2007-06-11
Phoenix, AZ
clubs:
reply to doormans
CA Internet Security Suite 07. Also the firewall is active in my Westell 327 modem.

doormans

join:2002-11-17
Roseville, MI
reply to kim
PCTools fw on 4xp boxes and little snitch on OSX.No problems with any of them. All behind a router of course.


Elefus

join:2004-11-30
United State

 reply to kim
Switched from ZoneAlarm Security Suite to Comodo and haven't looked back. My computer now runs a tad faster too. Weird...
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Comodo Firewall, Avast! Anti-Virus, FireFox 2.0 Erickspace.com


manfmmd
Premium
join:2003-01-14
Earth
clubs:
reply to kim
SmoothWallExpress 3.0 Beta Degu3 w/IDS along with Windows firewall on all 4 PC's.
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No entrada ilegal en los Estados Unidos de América.


Dustyn
Premium
join:2003-02-26
Ontario, CAN
reply to kim
SMCBR14UP-CA + Windows Vista Firewall
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