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    sear's Avatar Feeling Clamy BT Rep: +3
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    Sygate pro works the trick

    and:
    Quote Originally Posted by BILLY-THE-FISH View Post
    I got a small problem...
    I got outpost (from a man in a dark alley if you know what I mean) and it worked great but I pressed wrong update button and it updated program and now says its time to renew?? I've uninstalled and re-installed but it still says it, must have planted something in my registry or something.
    Anyone know how to bypass this pls?
    Try downloading a new working version from somewhere and the crack for that should fix your problem

  2. Software & Hardware   -   #22
    How do you rate the best ?

    Has anyone done a comparison on what attacks various firewalls protect you from.

    I have used Zonealarm Free for the last 2 years for 2 reasons, it is free and seemed to be quite popular on these boards (I had not heard of Outpost till now but this seems popular also).

    The thing I do not like about Zonealarm is that its user interface is very clunky and non-intuitive !

    Regards

    Digby
    NZ

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    The only bad one is the one not config right . It should at least ask for permissions to allow internet connections ,then you know its working right .

    Then your antispyware program should flag it as should we allow this startup group to be added to your start menu , or something to that effect .

  4. Software & Hardware   -   #24
    Look'n'stop. Nice lite firewall, doesn't hog system resources like some others. Comes preconfigured for most standard apps.

  5. Software & Hardware   -   #25
    i heard that zonealarm conflicts with utorrent.

  6. Software & Hardware   -   #26
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    Cool

    Quote Originally Posted by peat moss View Post
    Found this old site to test your Firewall settings.
    https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
    Outpost seems to excel in these tests.

    Outpost has always been my recommendation, and I use 4.0. All the messages don't bother me, , it is for security and its neat how it'll detect changes (stops lotta bad progs and reminds me of Vista User Protection).

    It's the ONLY security I have so less resources (includes Spyware plugin anyways). A-Virus, I swear AV software is a joke.
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    @Hairbautt , ya it seems like a complete test , most firewalls Ive tried seem to be rated stealth or if not at least some info on how to config to make it so .

    @Spaceboy , Look "N" Stop seems tooo secure under advanced rules , had problems with most P2P programs I use so gave it up . But its good for some who just wants to email and surf the net , nothing better .

  8. Software & Hardware   -   #28
    I prefer Sygate Personal Firewall

  9. Software & Hardware   -   #29
    i used to use zone alarm but now its all norton

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    agnitum outpost or visnetic

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