Agnitum & Outpost...Thee End..

Discussion in 'other firewalls' started by hayc59, Feb 27, 2017.

  1. snerd

    snerd Registered Member

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    I still have archive copiy of the old but great Conseal PC Firewall. Anyone remember it?
     
  2. Tarnak

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    Must be before Sygate? Never heard of it.
     
  3. snerd

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  4. Tarnak

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    @snerd Thanks, for that link...I remember the very first time I ventured onto the internet 2002 with an old Compaq computer, that had just been installed with XP Pro, the very first thing I downloaded was the software firewall, Zonealarm. But, I soon found out about Sygate, which I am still using on my XP desktop along with HIPS.
     
  5. snerd

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    Yeah, they say you always remember your first time! :D

    I first got on the web in late 1995, with a brand-new Packard Bell computer with a whopping 8mb of ram. A 420mb hard drive lol!! I remember using Prodigy on a dialup 3600 baud modem. Funny how you remember stuff like that, but I guess the Internet changed everything, didn't it?
     
  6. blacknight

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    Zone Alarm was also my first firewall, in remote 2001.
     
  7. pjoter

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    Just in case anyone is looking for old legacy versions of the Outpost firewall, try:

    try http://ftp.twaren.net/cpatch/security/outpost/source/

    Or a mirror of the same:
    ftp://ftp.cuhk.edu.hk/pub/chinese/cpatch/security/outpost/source/
     
  8. Chuck57

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    I remember something called Tiny Firewall, back in the middle to late 1990's. I didn't have a clue how firewalls worked and ended up locking myself out of my Leading Edge computer - 2mb RAM and a 40Mb hard drive. Had to reformat the thing and reinstall the OS with a stack of floppies.
     
  9. trott3r

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    thanks for the mirror pjoter.
    Shame the newest is outpostpro_7.0.3376.514.1234.exe 18-Jun-2010 00:00 28M
     
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  10. boredog

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    is there any reason to keep disusing this firewall?:
     
  11. jadinolf

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    I have the latest version and like it. It does me so good but I am tempted to go back to 9.3.:(
     
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  12. jadinolf

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    Yes, I can't find anything else I like except PC Tools Firewall Plus which is very old.
     
  13. Behold Eck

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    Thought 9.3 was the last build ?

    Still running OSS(minus the AV) and still really like the amount of tweakable features packed into it.

    Regards Eck:)
     
  14. jadinolf

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    I swear I was sober when I posted that.;)
    What I meant was I am using the very old version of PC Tools Firewall Plus but am tempted to go back to Outpost 9.3 which is the last version..
    Sorry
     
  15. jadinolf

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    There I did it. I have lifetime licenses for 6 computers so I might as well enjoy them.
     

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  16. Behold Eck

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    I just thought for a crazy moment the firewall had got updated on the fly somehow then I realized it`s probably a totally different firewall altogether that you mean`t.

    Happy tweaking with all your lifetime licenses,have fun.;)

    Regards Eck:)
     
  17. jadinolf

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    It's now on two machines. Just one more to go.
    My other computers now have ESET Smart Security on them and they have built-in firewalls.
     
  18. jadinolf

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    Now they are all done.

    I am happy.
     
  19. Behold Eck

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    Glad to hear it all went A-Okay.:thumb:

    Regards Eck:)
     
  20. jadinolf

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    Still good here.

    Thanks
     
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