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Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by montyq, Feb 12, 2008.

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  1. montyq

    montyq Registered Member

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    I would like ur opinions on a good software suite that excludes fire wall. As I really like online armor, & would like to keep using It.
     
  2. subset

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    Hi,

    I used NOD32 2.7 with OA and KAV 6 and 7 with OA.
    Both were running fine with OA.

    Don't know, if there is still a proxy problem with NOD32 3, never tried this combination for myself.

    In OA forums are all kind of AV users, free (Avira, Avast, AVG) and paid, but if you want a suite without firewall (and HIPS?), most of them are paid.

    Cheers
     
  3. zfactor

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    well in any of the suites you should be able to turn off the firewall.. i use and recc kis and during install you can choose custom and simply uncheck the firewall to avoid the annoying prompts it will give you telling you no firewall is turned on
     
  4. larryb52

    larryb52 Registered Member

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    look at f-secure or Kis, try them both , IMO their respective firewalls are better than Online armour & I'm not knocking OA, just I like the way they setup & allow you to protect your registry to me that's important...
     
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    agreed ^^^^^ with either suite
     
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    I know the KIS and OA firewalls very well and I think you underrate the OA firewall.
    And I am certain of it, that the OA firewall in standard mode is more practicable than the KIS firewall, because OA creates rules for a program at one click (protocols, ports and directions).
    I wish the KIS firewall would do so and not create rules for a single IP address, which is pretty annoying.

    Cheers
     
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    okay that i can also agree with .. that is something i do not like about kis firewall
     
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    Abeltje Registered Member

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    You can simply allow all traffic for an application with, I agree, 2 clicks (there should be a shortcut for that). That's what I always use as I don't have the knowledge which port should be used by which application in which direction and so on and actually I don't want to know, either.
     
  9. virtumonde

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    If you've got the paid version of online armor,I don't think'you will need an av.Maybe something like sandboxie.If you've got the free version you can try avira premium or nod 32(good proactive detection ,light on resources,that is my criteria in choosing an av if someone asks me).
     
  10. montyq

    montyq Registered Member

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    these r the kind of answers I'm seeking. As for me as of now , of course oa. I have win patrol, & recently d/l avg 7.5 anti-malware. ur thoughts on this setupo_O
     
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