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Old August 20th, 2005, 08:17 PM
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Default question about nvidia firewall and outpost

i decided to try the nvidia firewall on my fresh installation of winxp and i noticed that after i installed outpost it didnt warn me for any connection attempts. a few programs were prompted like firefox, IE, explorer, etc. i did teh following things:

1. install nvidia firewall; default set to medium
2. install rest of drivers
3. install updates from Microsoft Update
4. install firefox
5. install outpost
6. remove all apps from the rules in the initial configuration wizard and reboot; outpost started
7. disable active armor in nvidia firewall.
9. install AV

secondly nod32 keeps saying the updates are corrupt; disabling teh firewall has no effect. ill switch to teh marvell adapter if necessary but i was wondering if anyone could answer me why outpost didnt prompt me for connection attempt. any ideas?
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Old August 20th, 2005, 08:39 PM
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Default Re: question about nvidia firewall and outpost

Hi, WSFuser

I have not tried it because i have my Router and OP so saw no need to install it.

but I will install on a test HDD with your set up and see what gives.

Will be much later today [01:37am now] sometime befor I get back to you.

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PS: I use NOD32 as well.
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Old August 20th, 2005, 08:48 PM
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ok thanx, however, i will forego the nvidia firewall as i prefer that outpost keeps a track of my programs and such. i just asked outta curiousity.
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Old August 20th, 2005, 09:12 PM
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I can confirm that the nForce 4 firewall drivers break OP's application control. Disabling/tweaking nvidia's firewall components (like Activer Armor) is not sufficient. You will have to totally uninstall the firewall drivers to get OP working. This was not the case with nForce 3 firewall drivers (which have no application control). Since I am also behind a router, doing without the nForce 4 firewall was not a big deal.
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Old August 21st, 2005, 06:20 AM
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Default Re: question about nvidia firewall and outpost

Hi, WSFuser

I have tried always to get it to work with OP.

I tried disabling the firewalls IAM application control, and the application control in Activer Armor, [which turns off AA as you know] OP [application control and Active Content control] worked till I reboot then it stoped working, so I then Turn the whole thing off, stoped all of it's services and block all it bits with PG, Still could not get OP to work correctly.

So the only ways is to do it as passing thru says, Rip the thing out.

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I have not tried it because i have my Router and OP so saw no need to install it.
Seems I was right with my first thoughts.

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