Poll: What firewall used by NOD32 users?

[Blutarsky]

Go get it!

[b00ze]

you missed one option:

[x] none

[marcromero]

When I was using Nod32, I used the built in Windows XP Firewall, they worked well together. I experienced absolutely no problems with this combination.

[WSFuser]

when i was a nod32 user, i tried it with outpost and looknstop (not together of course). ive since switched to CHX-I packet filter.

[Tommy]

You missed an option.
[X] Jetico

[Blutarsky]

:-| ..........

[Togg]

ZA Pro, no problems so far. :thumb:

[zapjb]

Sygate. It's not on your list.

[ASpace]

Microsoft Windows XP with Windows Firewall ;)

[Blutarsky]

Can the admin modify the poll just to add the missing ones?

[snowbound]

ZA+



snowbound

[Grumble]

I used Outpost Pro for a long while with NOD32, but fairly recently switched to Comodo, so my vote registers Comodo. Another computer uses NOD with Windows XP FireWall, and has no complaints. (Both computers are behind a router, btw.)

[rdsu]

I already used NOD32 with Outpost PRO and CHX-I, but now I'm using Comodo Personal Firewall and I think that I will not switch to another firewall for a long time... :)

[Alphalutra1]

CHX-I 8)

Alphalutra1

[King FN Kong]

Look n stop. been like that for sooo long.

[Osaban]

Look'n'Stop, and very happy with it.

[Blutarsky]

-{ Quote: "CHX-I 8)

Alphalutra1" }-

Do you use any application firewall?

I've used CHX for a while, but it looks more like a packet filter package.

[Blutarsky]

At the moment it looks like the majority is using Comodo, Optout & Look 'n' stop. Dunno what to say about 'others'. Amazingly almost 1 out of 5 use Windows firewall.

[SYS 64738]

GhostWall + GSS here.

[Alphalutra1]

-{ Quote: "Do you use any application firewall?

I've used CHX for a while, but it looks more like a packet filter package." }-
No application firewall that controls network access. However, I do have SSM which is an application firewall, but not in terms of network control, but rather a HIPS. It is more than sufficient for my needs, and outbound filtering isn't really pivotal in my opinion, since it stops malware from accessing the internet that is installed on your pc. So, since I block anything from installing with SSM backed by NOD32, I am good to go. Also, packet filters are sooo light, fast, and handle well under high intensity things(like games and p2p).

Alphalutra1

[WSFuser]

-{ Quote: "Do you use any application firewall?" }-
im not alphaultra1, but ill add that i use AppDefend to control apps from connecting outbound.

[cthorpe]

Jetico 1

[buzzqw]

jetico too (1)

BHH

[Blutarsky]

-{ Quote: "No application firewall that controls network access. However, I do have SSM which is an application firewall, but not in terms of network control, but rather a HIPS. It is more than sufficient for my needs, and outbound filtering isn't really pivotal in my opinion, since it stops malware from accessing the internet that is installed on your pc. So, since I block anything from installing with SSM backed by NOD32, I am good to go. Also, packet filters are sooo light, fast, and handle well under high intensity things(like games and p2p).

Alphalutra1" }-

Given the poll results (no NOD user using ZA) I'm thinking to have ago with CHX and any HIPS/process guard...... should I ? Light 'n' fast.... maybe diamondcs processguard?

[Blutarsky]

To be honest it looks like processguard misses port opening attempts.....and network attempts

[YeOldeStonecat]

Chose "Other"...my NAT router.

[nigglesnush85]

Sygate wasn't on the list

[farmerlee]

I rely on the firewall in my router. I use SSM's basic network firewall to control outbound connections.

[pipester]

I use the XP Firewall.

[huntnyc]

For now, I am using Jetico 1. Lots of popups at first but once trained has not bothered me much with them of late. Very light on resources and very secure.

Gary

[The Gorilla]

NOD32 and Comodo

[CJsDad]

Jetico

[Atomas31]

Online Armor (with firewall) version 2.0 beta

[Brian N]

Jetico 2

[cthorpe]

Jetico v 1

[MaB69]

Hi all,

What a pity, i didn't see this poll 8)

-{ Quote: "Online Armor (with firewall) version 2.0 beta" }-

The same (voted "other")

Regards,

MaB69

[hartoch]

ZA free no probs ???

[koliko]

Comodo

[huntnyc]

Changed to Look 'n' Stop which is light as a feather.

Gary

[screamer]

After switching from ZA two years ago, I came upon Outpost Pro. I use this w/ NOD32 on the main boxes in the house / office. I use Comodo w/ Antivir on my daughters boxes. If I didn't have a three year family license for Outpost I'd use Comodo for sure. So my vote goes for Outpost.

Boy, that took a while:gack:

[kof]

WinXP Firewall / Comodo Firewall / Outpost Firewall.

[Brian N]

They are linking this poll from the comodo forums...
Guess who's gonna win...

[Blutarsky]

Is there a chance to ask the moderator to add the missing firewalls in my original list? He shuold also add votes for those firewalls.

BTW I've thrown in the bucket ZA7, after a BSOD and moved to looknstop (trial) .......how do I change my vote?;D

[YeOldeStonecat]

Just to update my vote...went from NAT router...to a NAT linux based router with outbound and malware scanning, Endian.

[Anti_Virus]

OMG! Where is Sygate?

I'm a dedicated user of NOD32 and my firewall is SYGATE. This combo has never and I believe wil never ever let me down...

[madaro]

Windows XP Firewall

[acr1965]

With NOD32 in the past I have used the Norton 2006 firewall, Jetico, Comodo and am currently using ZA 4.5. I have liked them all but have the Internet Lock feature with ZA which I cannot find anywhere else. Plus I think ZA 4.5 is a pretty good firewall and suits its purpose. I also run SSM with it.

[manOFpeace]

Zone Alarm free. :)

[twl845]

Comodo Firewall Pro

[Stan The Man]

Comodo Personal Firewall Pro - absolutely cost free - works very well with NOD32.

As a very satisfied user of both these products I feel justified in posting this link the CPF and other freebies:-

Comodo FREE products (http://www.comodo.com/products/free_products.html)

Free to try and if you like them you just keep right on using them, no NEED to buy.

To keep an even keel, although not much point preaching to the converted, this is a link to Eset:-

NOD32 30 Day Trial (http://www.eset.com/download/index.php)

Plenty of folk here like it.

[serador]

Windows XP Firewall

[Acadia]

Linksys router with old version, 4.5, of ZA free.

Acadia