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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    Could you post the list of services you have disabled (for port protection). Also, how long you have been doing this without problems, and also...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 28, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  2. SamSpade
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    Firewall Suggestion . .

    I just started using jetico v. 1, and I like it very much. Light but covers the important traffic and process-starting issues, as far as I can...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 28, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  3. SamSpade
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    How important for a firewall to run as a service??

    How does one check that? And can you be sure that no code can get into or out of your system even if the wifi is not fully operational?? Sam...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 28, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  4. SamSpade
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    Bitguard ??

    If anyone has any real practical experience with Bitguard, I'd appreciate it. It sound like exactly what I am looking for: light weight, lowest...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 28, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  5. SamSpade
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    Bitguard ??

    Thanks, Nick. :thumb:
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 28, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  6. SamSpade
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    Bitguard ??

    Has anyone tried it? Reactions?? How does it compare with, say, ZA, Comodo, Jetico, SKPF, etc.?? //
    Thread by: SamSpade, Nov 28, 2006, 3 replies, in forum: other firewalls
  7. SamSpade
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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    Yeah that !! :) Sam //
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 28, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  8. SamSpade
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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    Thanks, Alpha, I'll give that a look. Is it only services that I need to check? How about drivers, or are they finally working through...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 28, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  9. SamSpade
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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    Sure, that's one option. What I am looking for is an ironclad way to maintain security (packet filtering or some other method) while the machine...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  10. SamSpade
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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    In addition to SunbltKerio, what other fws *do* allow one to close off the connection until the fw is loaded? Outpost 4.x?? ZA Pro?? LnS??...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  11. SamSpade
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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    Thanks for your effots, Stem. So, even with NTWrapper running Jetico as a service there is still a period when the line into the computer is...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  12. SamSpade
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    Firewall Suggestion . .

    Thanks for your feedback, Benny. Yes, it is noisy for a while -- and it has to go through its learning curve all over again if you ever put it...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  13. SamSpade
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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    You've got my concern down right, Stem. Btw, do you have a list of firewalls that *do* give the option of blocking traffic during...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  14. SamSpade
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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    Thanks, Stem. I'm using XP sp2, all updates. And for the record, I use NOD32, SpySweeper (real-time anti-vir turned off), and am trialing AVG...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    Firewall Suggestion . .

    It seems we're on the same page in our views toward Jetico 1.x. Glad I could help. At first I was hesitant to give it a try -- what with all the...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 27, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  16. SamSpade
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    Jetico with NTWrapper: is it secure during boot/close down??

    For Stem, in particular, can you test this? If anyone else knows, please chime in ! //
    Thread by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006, 53 replies, in forum: other firewalls
  17. SamSpade
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    How important for a firewall to run as a service??

    Thanks, Lucas. I'll do that. //
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  18. SamSpade
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    Jetico as a Windows Service

    OK, thanks Jack. //
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  19. SamSpade
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    Making an app run as a service

    Thanks, Lucas, very helpful ! //
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  20. SamSpade
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    How important for a firewall to run as a service??

    I don't feel paranoid about the situation, I feel relatively safe; but I am trying to get as clear a picture of my situation before making a final...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  21. SamSpade
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    How important for a firewall to run as a service??

    Thanks again, Hyperion. Is your Dlink a stateful packet inspection firewall?? //
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  22. SamSpade
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    Jetico as a Windows Service

    Thanks, Jack. How about being behind a Dlink dsl router -- protected or not? If not, why not? //
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
  23. SamSpade
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    How important for a firewall to run as a service??

    Thanks a lot, lucas1985. I thought I had seen that thread some time ago, but with all my meanderings in these Wilder forums, it becomes a little...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    How important for a firewall to run as a service??

    Thanks, Hyperion. Are you speaking for *any* router, or does Dlink have a special status? All I really know is that my router has one "public"...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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    Jetico as a Windows Service

    Hi again, Alpha, This is a significant point you make. It means that as soon as one is logged in Jetico 1 is "working": does this mean that...
    Post by: SamSpade, Nov 26, 2006 in forum: other firewalls
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