Hey guys
Just downloaded ( :ph34r: ) Sygate Personal Firewall Pro 5.5 and was wondering - is there anyway to turn off the application protection thingy?
Thanks guys
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Hey guys
Just downloaded ( :ph34r: ) Sygate Personal Firewall Pro 5.5 and was wondering - is there anyway to turn off the application protection thingy?
Thanks guys
I use Sygate Pro. Please explain better.
yeah, sygate pro 5.5
well, when i go to run a program such as msn or internet explorer it comes up its trying to access the network...
I cant be bothered clicking ok for every program so is there any way to switch thi9s off? Ie, let the programs run freely without the firewall checkin them
No.
You need to ensure the program is either allowed or not allowed to access the Internet. This is to prevent unauthorised access to your PC.
Once you set these programs with either access / no access you'll never need to do this again, unless the program is updated changing the .exe file.
Please remember to select 'Never Ask Again' or whatever it asks when it first comes up.
Yup, that's about the length and breadth of it - just create a new rule for each app.
I use sygate personal 5.5 -it's about the same minus the app thingy B)
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Ricey Posted on 11 April 2004 - 09:42
Hey guys
Just downloaded ( ) Sygate Personal Firewall Pro 5.5 and was wondering - is there anyway to turn off the application protection thingy?
Thanks guys
Sorry but thats plainly idiotic. Might as well have no firewall!
Just give every program that asks to access the net 1 time access or denial. Or check the little box on the lower left, making that decision (permission or denial) permanent.
Sygate's the best. :01:
Hows it idiotic? I downloaded a firewall to make myself invisible on the internet and reduce the probability of being hacked - not to stop malicious programs thats what I have AVG and Norton for.Quote:
Sorry but thats plainly idiotic. Might as well have no firewall!
Just been riced
'Ave it :P
Malicious programs eh? So how the f*ck are you going to update your AV or firewall on a regular basis may I ask? What about your spyware programs, because I'm sure you have one installed :blink: In fact, you wouldn't be able to load up IE, or whatever browser you use without allowing access.
Think :frusty: