earnolmartin
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Well, I've got a core i7 computer with 9GB of ram, but does that mean my ZoneAlarm should use 1.2GB of it?
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thats not zone alarm thats kapersky firewall. i assume your talking zonealarm the brand that is.
why are you using a software firewall?
^ +1. People come in here all the time with "No internet" or "Email not working" problems. First thing I see when I turn it on, N360 or NIS. What's the first thing I do? Remove it. 9/10 times that fixes the problem.
why are you using a software firewall?
tin foil hat too?
if your behind a nat firewall that is generally enough.
while your kids click on everything that comes by?
No, it won't stop them from clicking, but may stop the incoming or outgoing connection a trojan might initiate.A firewall isnt going to stop that......an antivirus solution perhaps....but the firewall nope.
OP needs an image resizer.
I've used Kerio 2.1.5 (last free version) before........man was it lightweight. Worked good, but it's not too intuative for a noob user to use.
is that a joke, or are you genuinely interested in why he has chosen to run a software firewall?
routers/hardware-based firewalls are good as a first line of defense, and will stop a lot of bad stuff from causing problems, but many people (myself included) like to know when something is trying to access the internet from the computer, and have the power to allow/deny that program access as they see fit.....
yeah, i'm gonna have to agree about those products....i do hate NIS/N360 and McAfee Security Center with a passion, because they've become so bloated, it's not even funny.
PC Tools Firewall Plus and Avast! Free are my tools of choice, so much lighter, and do a MUCH better job than those others.....
I'll have to check this product out when I get home. It may not run with 64-bit Vista Ultimate.
Platforms: Designed for Windows® Vista 32-bit, XP, 2000 and Server 2003
I hear Comodo Firewall is decent.