Which firewall ?

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by Snooker, Oct 7, 2005.

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  1. Snooker

    Snooker Registered Member

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    Hi ... I am just curious which free firewall works best with nod32 ?
     
  2. Access Denied

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    Outpost 3.0 is working great for me on this pc! :D
     
  3. jayt

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    I am using Zone Alarm v. 6.0.667.000 (the newest version) and it works fine for me. I have had no problems, but you might want to check the ZA forum before chosing to install it. :)
     
  4. beethoven

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    Sygate Personal Firewall also works fine :)
     
  5. The Hammer

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    Which do you have the paid or the free? I ask because I understand the paid has a feature called a tripple firewall, and the free does not, which might or might not influence how a Av would work with it.
     
  6. Mover

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    What do you mean o_O I've used the the free version of Zone Alarm. No problems from what I've seen. What exactly is the problem ?
     
  7. The Hammer

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    I'm not saying there is or is not a problem as I don't know. I'm simply wondering if the triple firewall feature which is present in the paid version , but NOT in the free, might affect some Av's such as NOD. I posted because not all firewalls have a free version and didn't mean to muddy the waters.
     
  8. Mover

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    I heard something about the triple firewall protecting the OS, but I didn't look into it enough.
     
  9. jayt

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    You did ask about free firewalls. :)
     
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    Netveda running with NOD here
     
  11. The Hammer

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    I missed that somehow. Sorry.
     
  12. Firecat

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    Sygate runs great with NOD32. Filseclab also works fine, but I'm only using Filseclab because of doubts on the future of Sygate.
     
  13. Snooker

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    Hi everyone ... I am going to give sygate a shot , Its seem nod32 works pretty good with most firewalls , Any ways , Thanks all for your input :cool:
     
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    No problems here with the built in one with XP, and the NAT firewall provided by my router.
     
  15. Snooker

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    Hi ... I just found out that symantec bought sygate , Well now because of this, I am now going to try out something else , why ? Because I dislike like symantec ever since they took over what once was a great anti-virus program ( Peter Norton )
     
  16. The Hammer

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    And Kerio is going out of business. So ZA free a shot.
     
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  17. Snooker

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    Whats going on with the firewalls ? Or is it now all you need is the one xp has and nat type ?
     
  18. The Hammer

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    I'm just using a ( nat) router. Others will suggest perhaps rightly that a software firewall is also necessary. Here's a link to a bunch, both free and pay. http://www.spychecker.com/software/firewall.html
     
  19. rdsu

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    Same here :)

    But I also tested NetVeda Safety.Net and Filseclab Personal Firewall Professional and they worked very well... ;)
     
  20. Snooker

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    Hi ... I try out Filseclab Personal Firewall Professional but , I was having problems with it and office 2003 , The firewall wouldn't let me have internet access with outlook 2003 ... Outpost isn't free is it ?
     
  21. rdsu

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    When I tried Filseclab, I didn't have any problem with it about some internet access...

    You are right, Outpost Pro isn't free, so forget that suggestion...
     
  22. DonKid

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    I used to be an Outpost user.
    Now I´m a LNS user, which we have here at Wilders full support from Frederic.
    Give it a try.You will see it´s a great firewall.
    It´s lighter than OP.

    Best Regards,

    DonKid.
     
  23. Triple Helix

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    Paid Look'n'Stop all the way for me now!!


    Cheers,
     
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    Free: ZoneAlarm

    Paid: Look 'n' Stop - which I use and love it, very smooth :D

    Cheers :D
     
  25. WSFuser

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    its kinda like processguard, neways i use outpost and so far is running smoothly alongside nod32.
     
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