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Discussion in 'other firewalls' started by Seishin, Sep 11, 2006.

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  1. Seishin

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  2. Stem

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    I have not used this firewall much (no real testing), but here are some pics:-

    Alert given for firefox access:-
     

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    Current rules (applications) allowed:-
     

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    Current memory use 3,768k
     

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    S-Wall contains content filtering, but on the default setting it appears that ALL content is being filtered/blocked,..... no web pages are displayed.
     

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    S-Wall also as the ability to edit the "zones" for custom rulesets.
     

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    Please note

    Those of you who have NOD32 installed.

    S-Wall makes alterations to the LSP. This is not a problem on installation, as NOD does change the settings for IMON,..... but,..... on uninstalling S-Wall all LSP entries for NOD32 are removed,... and NOD will fail to startup.
     
  9. Seishin

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    Hi Stem,

    Thx a lot for your review.

    Very nice,

    :)


    BTW, has anyone tested this firewall at firewallleaktester?


    Cheers,


    G.
     
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    I am not sure if there is any reason to test this firewall against leaktests. The "free" version is a simple TCP/IP filter firewall,.. it would intercept applications direct internet access, but as for injection/memory mods, indirect internet access etc, no, there is no inclusion to intercept this kind of access that I could see.
    I can re-install later, to check, if this is something that really needs to be seen/confirmed
     
  11. betauser2

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    fails trustealth analysis @ grc.com

    no ports open, ports 445 and 439 stealthed, rest are closed.

    anyone know how I can stealth all ports with this firewall.
     
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