Jetico Personal Firewall

Hey looks lise I'm alone today !
I have continued my experiments with JPF to try to figure out what is wrong on my config.
I found that Kaspersky Antivirus (the kavsvc.exe module) is intercepting mail traffic on port 110, but JPF doesn't see that thunderbird is getteing the datas next.
I don't know how the communication is done.
Does anyone have an idea in order JPF could deal with it and make Thunderbird work ?
I remind you that I can get my mails with Thunderbird on a random basis even with the same set of rules in JPF.

 

Try creating an application rule for Thunderbird as follows:

Action = accept
Protocol = TCP/IP
Event = outbound connection
Application = Path to Thunderbird EXE
Local address = any
Local port = any
Remote address = local address
Remote port = 1110

 

That would only make a difference if you do not have 127.0.0.1 in the Trusted Zone.
-hojtsy-

 

Today I tried out the CPU optimized MOOX builds of FF and TB instead of the official relase and Avast scans fine with Jetico running.

 

Which I assumed was the case. Why else would Thunderturd not work?

Besides, I thought the paranoiacs around here would remove 127.0.0.1 from the trusted zone, as I did.

 

New version released.

v. 1.0.1.51 Freeware, 31st January, 2005.
Option "Auto Best fit" was added to the "View" menu and minor corrections in user interface were made. Occasional crash of the firewall filtering module on multi-processor computers is fixed.

 

Has anyone been to www.auditmypc.com ?

When usig Jetico PF I am getting a message that my internal IP address is visible. This does not happen with Kerio 2.15.

Please try this and let me know if there is a fix.

I have a Netgear wireless access point/NAT and set my machine up as a DMZ when testing the firewall.

 

Diver...
go do a search at www.kye-u.com or www.outpostfirewall.com for your lat problem...
sorry... being lazy... can't explain
Hint: It's just an annoying Java embed.... Content filtering from Proxomitron required.

 

Aww heck
here you go
http://www.kye-u.com/proxo/forums/index.php?showtopic=310
now have fun..

 

Thank you No13. I just checked again and it happens with Kerio 2.15 as well. But, that is consistent with the explanation in the link.

Going to install the new build this afternoon.

 

Tried the new build. After installation, the indicators in the tray didn't show any activity. Lets see if a reinstall works.

EDIT:
Tray activity indicators work in my administrative account. In my user account it still doesn't show anything. Back to LnS for now.

 

Tray activity indicators did not work in an administrative account for me. I did not try the limited account.

Did not play with it a long time, but it seems to have a more restricted definition of "access to network".

Fonts in the edit window are still way too small.

Back to Kerio 2.15, until the next build.

 

I just upgraded to JPF 1.0.1.51, and noticed the same thing.

 

Ah well, activity indication in my administrative account failed as well.
So, waiting for the next build

 

I noticed the same thing about the activity indicator, but also that it seemed to work (and continue to work) as long as I clicked on the "Network Indicator" tab and then closed the GUI.

 

Thanks for pointing that out. With that tip in mind, I find that as long as I go to the "Traffic monitor" tab, the tray icon becomes animated. It seems to stay that way no matter what I do after that. I've still got to think this is a bug.

 

Tray monitor working for the time being. Definitely a but, but possibly a minor bug.

 

OK, the tray monitor will work if the last tab clicked on the interface is "internet traffic". BUt, if th elast interface clicked is something else, like , "log" or "config..." , it does not work. Strange bug. Bet they have another release in less than a week.

 

Ah, you're right. I assumed that the tray icon was still working even after leaving the "Traffic monitor" tab, because both parts of the icon were green, and I had a P2P client running, which would have kept it busy just like that.

 

I assume somebody has told Jetico?

 

New version out that fixes the System tray indicator.

22. v. 1.0.1.52 Freeware, 1st February, 2005.
System tray firewall indication is fixed.

 

That was quick...

 

They answer quickly and act quickly too!!! each day that passes I like more this firewall, a real piece of dimond. I ask myself what a good news they are going to give us next time!!!

 

Is the system tray indicator working for you guys now?

I just tried the new version of Jetico and the system tray indicator isn't working at all on my system. Even if I try going under the "traffic monitor" tab it still doesn't do anything.

The process attack table I noticed no longer causes my system to freeze up anymore. Nail said that they finally came up with a work around for the problem I was having before. So thats at least some good news.

 

Ok, I rebooted my system and then on startup Jetico asks me if I want to allow fwsrv.exe access to network. I accept it and then go online and I noticed now the system tray icon works if I go under the "traffic monitor" tab or close Jetico after being under it. Otherwise it doesn't work at all. So it looks like the problem is still there.