does anybody know anything about this firewall?

[bigc73542]

Just curious to see if anyone knows anything about this firewall

http://www.trackzapper.com/products2.htm

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[bigc73542]

another view

[bigc73542]

one more screen shot

[TAG97]

How does it do with security scans and a couple of Leak Tests?
Regards
Tim

[JayK]

I don't know really. All these questions about new firewalls. Few of us are qualified to really make this kind of judgements and even those of them who are, need a lot of time to test. It's not just a matter of running leak tests you know. There are lots of more important things in the firewall then blocking theortical leak tests.

Personally I'll stick to well known and trusted ones.

[the Tester]

Bigc.

Have you tested the firewall at any port scan sites?
Shields up and auditmypc.com seem to be good sites for that.

[bigc73542]

I have not downloaded it . I found the web page it was on and thought maybe someone might have run a trial on it. I know I have been surfing the web quite a while and I had never seen it before. I appreciate your input ;)

[JayK]

Here's a heavy duty packet filter that you might want to try. It's not for beginners, but it's extremly flexible for gateways/NAT as well as workstations.

So far KPF 2.15 works for NAT, but it's not really designed for that.