Cannot access any webpage with Firefox + personal Firewall Module 1050

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  1. Thelion

    Thelion Registered Member

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    Using Firefox on Win XP Sp 3, I need to disable firewall (personal Firewall Module 1050 (20090625)) in order to go to any web page. When I have reached that web page, I can enable the Firewall again (=switch to filtering mode) and use any link on the webpage to which I have arrived; that works. but if I open a new Window on my Firefox, and try there to go to any website, it just is not possible (I get the "Server not found", error).

    So I wonder what to do. And I know that this exact problem might be addressed here, but I appeared to find mostly problems associated with firewall module 1047, and mine appears to be 1050, so I thought about asking this separately.

    I am easily lost using new programs (as also the ESET Smart Security 4 is to me), so I would really appreciate if someone could give more detailed info on how I should proceed and what to do.

    But all replies are more than welcome.
     
  2. Marcos

    Marcos Eset Staff Account

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    First of all, find out if certain rules are blocking connections. To do that, continue as follows:
    1, in the IDS section of the firewall setup, enable the "Log all blocked connections" option
    2, replicate the problem
    3, disable the "Log all blocked connections" option
    4, check the firewall log for details about blocked connections and past here a portion of the log related to these blocked connections.
     
  3. Thelion

    Thelion Registered Member

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    Hi, I did as requested. Below is what I got.

    Now, there are also logs before I enabled the "Log all blocked connections". Initially I installed the Smart Security earlier today. There is also something called "Detected Port Scanning attack", earlier today.
     

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  4. Marcos

    Marcos Eset Staff Account

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    Your router scans different remote ports within a short time frame which is deemed a port scan attack. In the IDS section of the firewall setup, disable either "UDP port scanning attack" or the "Block unsafe address after attack detection" option.
     
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