I'm have been for some time a Comodo user, but now I have changed to LnS. A Comodo forum member has typed these rules for eMule: Rule 1 Action = Allow Protocol = TCP Direction = In Description = Rule for incoming TCP connections Source Address = Any Destination Address = Any Source port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535) Destination port = your TCP port of emule Rule 2 Action = Allow Protocol = UDP Direction = In Description = Rule for incoming UDP connections Source Address = Any Destination Address = Any Source port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535) Destination port = your UDP port of emule Rule 3 Action = Allow Protocol = TCP or UDP Direction = Out Description = Rule for outgoing TCP and UDP connections Source Address = Any Destination Address = Any Source port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535) Destination port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535) Rule 4 Action = Allow Protocol = ICMP Direction = Out Description = Ping the server (edk network) Source Address = Any Destination Address = Any ICMP Details = ICMP Echo Request Rule 5 Action = Ask (enable Log as a firewall event if this rule is fired) Protocol = TCP Direction = Out Description = Rule for HTTP requests Source Address = Any Destination Address = Any Source port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535) Destination port = 80 Rule 6 Action = Block (enable Log as a firewall event if this rule is fired) Protocol = IP Direction = In/OUT Description = Block and Log All Unmatching Requests Source Address = Any Destination Address = Any IP Details = Any When I used Comodo I used these rules but changed them a bit to suite to me. Can anyone translate these rules so I can edit them in LnS, specially the one that uses ICMP protocol. It would be great if it would be explained with the help of images, instead of strange expressions as 'something = 1'.
Hi geko, Here are below the corresponding fields in Look 'n' Stop for the first rule. It is the almost the same for rule #2 and #3 (just adapt the type of protocol, and the direction). There are already rules in standard Look 'n' Stop ruleset to allow the ping, so you don't require rule #4. Same for rule #5, there is already a rule to allow standard connections. Same for rule #6, there is already a rule to block everything no allowed. Regards, Frederic Action = Allow The action is not selected in the rule edition dialog box, but directly in the main window, on the Internet Filtering tab. To allow packets, you have to remove the stop sign by clicking on it. Protocol = TCP For "Ethernet Type", select IP, and for "Protocol", select TCP Direction = In In direction group select the right choice, nothing special here. Description = Rule for incoming TCP connections In rule name, put this short description. In description, you can put the same, or a more detailed text. Source Address = Any This is in Source Group/IP Address, already set to "any" by default. Destination Address = Any This is in Destination Group/IP Address, already set to "any" by default. Source port = A port range = (start port = 1025 / end port = 65535) In Souce Group/TCP-UDP Ports, select the "Range A-B" criteria and just below put 1025 and 65535. Destination port = your TCP port of emule In Destination Group/TCP-UDP Ports, select "equal to" criteria and jyst below enter the port.
Hi Frederic. Thanks. Your help was very useful. Now I have eMule configured and working. Thanks, geko.
