ZA 6.0.31.002....Is this Normal?

Discussion in 'other firewalls' started by dja2k, Jul 28, 2005.

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  1. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

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    I have been seeing that this version of Zonealarm makes things like DEVICE MANAGER and SERVICES not work until the OS Firewall is turned off. Is this normal? So I am guessing there is no way to turn off OS Firewall without making other programs not being blocked to access the interent via the control panel.

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  2. beetlejuice69

    beetlejuice69 Registered Member

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    No it doesn`t do that on me and I`ve had it running for 3 or 4 days now. It works great so far.
     
  3. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

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    Nevermind, I had something on Restricted instead of Super or Trusted. By the way, what programs do you characterize as being labeled Restricted, Super or Trusted?

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  4. q1aqza

    q1aqza Registered Member

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    So far I'm finding things like AV and AT apps seem to need super otherwise you get dangerous behaviour alerts from them. Also I have found smss.exe needs to have super if you run BOClean.

    The other ones that seem to need super are the core OS ones like svchost, etc.

    Most other stuff I set to ask.
     
  5. stueycaster

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    I just updated to this version of ZA on my wife's laptop. The first thing that it did was to say that acs.exe was exhibiting dangerous behavior. I didn't know what it was and didn't have time to research this so I told ZA to block it. Since then I found that acs.exe is part of our wireless network for the laptop. I don't know how I need to set up the permissions for acs in ZA program control. Does anyone have any suggestions? It doesn't seem to have affected the wireless network.

    Also maybe I should have posted this somewhere else. I'm not sure if I should have added on to this existing thread or not.
     
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