Is there a firewall that will download inspite of other firewalls when they are running?
Q. My husband is having problems with firewall from programs because of other firewalls that may be preventing them. I have 3 that I can see that are running on my computer with no problem. But, we can't seem to get one on his besides the windows one. Can you help?
Asked by sue - Mon Jan 21 23:09:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's strongly advised to only use one software Firewall (Windows Firewall is considered to be a software firewall). More then one will make the firewalls conflict not to mention consume more of your resources. Please remove all but one firewall from your computer and your husband's. If you need more protection and you're using a high speed internet (DSL, cable, etc.) then consider purchasing a hardware firewall (found in routers) which can protect any computer within the network including your computer and your husbands. Note that hardware firewalls don't replace software firewalls (hardware firewalls can protect computers from internet attacks, but not network attacks where your software can do both), you can have both hardware and… [cont.]
Answered by TL - Tue Jan 22 15:48:40 2008
Q. My husband is having problems with firewall from programs because of other firewalls that may be preventing them. I have 3 that I can see that are running on my computer with no problem. But, we can't seem to get one on his besides the windows one. Can you help?
Asked by sue - Mon Jan 21 23:09:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's strongly advised to only use one software Firewall (Windows Firewall is considered to be a software firewall). More then one will make the firewalls conflict not to mention consume more of your resources. Please remove all but one firewall from your computer and your husband's. If you need more protection and you're using a high speed internet (DSL, cable, etc.) then consider purchasing a hardware firewall (found in routers) which can protect any computer within the network including your computer and your husbands. Note that hardware firewalls don't replace software firewalls (hardware firewalls can protect computers from internet attacks, but not network attacks where your software can do both), you can have both hardware and… [cont.]
Answered by TL - Tue Jan 22 15:48:40 2008
How do I make my firewall allow others to join public online functions that I host?
Q. I have Windows Firewall. I play Warcraft III and I've asked around how to create a game, and to have people join it. When I create a game, others are unable to join it. Everyone that I've asked that can host games says that it has something to do with not having firewall on. Having firewall completely off is too risky for me. I don't completely understand it, but I want to know how to do this and have firewall on, letting it in, but still keeping everything else out.
Asked by PseudoCognition - Sat May 26 21:07:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. find here firewall configuration
Answered by RED DRAGON - Sun Jun 3 19:58:39 2007
Q. I have Windows Firewall. I play Warcraft III and I've asked around how to create a game, and to have people join it. When I create a game, others are unable to join it. Everyone that I've asked that can host games says that it has something to do with not having firewall on. Having firewall completely off is too risky for me. I don't completely understand it, but I want to know how to do this and have firewall on, letting it in, but still keeping everything else out.
Asked by PseudoCognition - Sat May 26 21:07:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. find here firewall configuration
Answered by RED DRAGON - Sun Jun 3 19:58:39 2007
How do I remove a firewall which is preventing me from using Limewire?
Q. It is not Norton Personal Firewall or the Windows Firewall both of which have Limewire as an exception. Yet Limewire indicates the presence of a firewall. I have another computer using my connection via wireless. Could that be it and what do I do to remove the firewall?
Asked by S K - Sat Jul 14 11:15:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is probably the firewall at the router. Add Limewire to the trusted zone there. Also, if you are running both Norton and Windows firewalls on your PC, generally that is not a good idea. Not only do they compete for system resources slowing down your computer, but they can cause conflicts with each other. Turn off one or the other (your router firewall is separate from these).
Answered by MLM - Sat Jul 14 11:23:24 2007
Q. It is not Norton Personal Firewall or the Windows Firewall both of which have Limewire as an exception. Yet Limewire indicates the presence of a firewall. I have another computer using my connection via wireless. Could that be it and what do I do to remove the firewall?
Asked by S K - Sat Jul 14 11:15:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is probably the firewall at the router. Add Limewire to the trusted zone there. Also, if you are running both Norton and Windows firewalls on your PC, generally that is not a good idea. Not only do they compete for system resources slowing down your computer, but they can cause conflicts with each other. Turn off one or the other (your router firewall is separate from these).
Answered by MLM - Sat Jul 14 11:23:24 2007
What firewall rules in Norman Personal Firewall v7.10 do I need for File and Printer sharing?
Q. I have a network for internet and file and printer sharing. The file and printer sharing only works when I turn off my firewall. Internet works always. Does someone know what firewall rules I should add to make file and printer sharing work with my firewall enabled?
Asked by Snajo - Wed Sep 10 14:51:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by hi - Thu Sep 11 05:49:06 2008
Q. I have a network for internet and file and printer sharing. The file and printer sharing only works when I turn off my firewall. Internet works always. Does someone know what firewall rules I should add to make file and printer sharing work with my firewall enabled?
Asked by Snajo - Wed Sep 10 14:51:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by hi - Thu Sep 11 05:49:06 2008
How to configure a firewall for voice chat in Messenger?
Q. I have tried switching Norton firewall off and using the windows firewall. I have tried following the advise in the 'help' file, but still no voice in messenger. The 'call' button is OK at first, but greys out after a couple of minutes. Any simple instructions much appreciated.
Asked by Chris H - Sat Sep 6 05:43:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you recently gotten windows vista and still using old version of yahoo messenger, that might be the problem. Windows Vista has no Yahoo voice, you have to get the special vista compatible version of Yahoo Messenger downloaded. Just in case your firewall is blocking yahoo voice, please make sure you allow Yahoo ports 5001 and 5000 . those are the voice servers. Hope I helped, ...:)
Answered by i - Sat Sep 6 07:40:18 2008
Q. I have tried switching Norton firewall off and using the windows firewall. I have tried following the advise in the 'help' file, but still no voice in messenger. The 'call' button is OK at first, but greys out after a couple of minutes. Any simple instructions much appreciated.
Asked by Chris H - Sat Sep 6 05:43:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you recently gotten windows vista and still using old version of yahoo messenger, that might be the problem. Windows Vista has no Yahoo voice, you have to get the special vista compatible version of Yahoo Messenger downloaded. Just in case your firewall is blocking yahoo voice, please make sure you allow Yahoo ports 5001 and 5000 . those are the voice servers. Hope I helped, ...:)
Answered by i - Sat Sep 6 07:40:18 2008
What is the best free firewall to use for Windows Vista?
Q. I have two computers(one ldesktop and one laptop). I use Windows vista with Comodo Firewall pro firewal on both. I find that it is hard to get something back into the trusted zone after you have it listed as untrusted. It seems to be complicated to configure. Is this the best free firewall to use or is there any better?
Asked by DARWIN K - Sat Apr 4 11:26:06 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PC Tools Firewall is one of the best, and it's free get it at : pctools.com There are plenty of other good firewalls, like Comodo, ZoneAlarm... Have fun
Answered by Duy Nguyen - Sat Apr 4 11:36:47 2009
Q. I have two computers(one ldesktop and one laptop). I use Windows vista with Comodo Firewall pro firewal on both. I find that it is hard to get something back into the trusted zone after you have it listed as untrusted. It seems to be complicated to configure. Is this the best free firewall to use or is there any better?
Asked by DARWIN K - Sat Apr 4 11:26:06 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PC Tools Firewall is one of the best, and it's free get it at : pctools.com There are plenty of other good firewalls, like Comodo, ZoneAlarm... Have fun
Answered by Duy Nguyen - Sat Apr 4 11:36:47 2009
Why does my Firewall keep going down everytime I start up the computer?
Q. I had a Microsoft Upgrade and the firewall keeps coming down everytime I log into the computer. I put it up again all the time but it never stays up. What should I do? Thanks in advance!
Asked by Emma B - Mon Nov 10 20:07:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't say what version you have. On XP do this: - Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Services - search for Windows Firewall in the list and 2-click - check if the boot option is set to Automatic, if not then do it - click OK - reboot - check if the firewall service is UP Everytime you boot up the service should start without your intervention. Regards, Suscriptor.
Answered by suscriptor - Wed Nov 12 19:50:01 2008
Q. I had a Microsoft Upgrade and the firewall keeps coming down everytime I log into the computer. I put it up again all the time but it never stays up. What should I do? Thanks in advance!
Asked by Emma B - Mon Nov 10 20:07:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't say what version you have. On XP do this: - Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Services - search for Windows Firewall in the list and 2-click - check if the boot option is set to Automatic, if not then do it - click OK - reboot - check if the firewall service is UP Everytime you boot up the service should start without your intervention. Regards, Suscriptor.
Answered by suscriptor - Wed Nov 12 19:50:01 2008
What is the best firewall for computers to use at home and protect the kids?
Q. I need to install a good firewall system at home to protect the kids from all the internet dangers. Which are the best ones? Are they free or do you have to pay for them?
Asked by nikita - Sat Feb 3 11:03:40 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a free one now
Answered by Sir J - Sat Feb 3 11:07:22 2007
Q. I need to install a good firewall system at home to protect the kids from all the internet dangers. Which are the best ones? Are they free or do you have to pay for them?
Asked by nikita - Sat Feb 3 11:03:40 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a free one now
Answered by Sir J - Sat Feb 3 11:07:22 2007
What is the best firewall recognized by windows security center?
Q. in Windows xp Service Pack 3. I have Comodo firewall pro but security center doesn't seem to know it exists on the computer. When I log into my modem there is a firewall option which is set to medium, is this the type of hardware firewall 'answerer 1' is talking about? I found out comodo does work you just have to turn off the built in xp firewall first.
Asked by Nool - Tue Jan 20 12:50:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The best firewall is a hardware firewall. This is an external device that an intruder will have to break through before getting to your computer. In most cases it makes your computer near invisible to the internet (they see the firewall instead). Otherwise any software firewall is good. Just use the built in one.
Answered by TBRMInsanity - Tue Jan 20 12:55:03 2009
Q. in Windows xp Service Pack 3. I have Comodo firewall pro but security center doesn't seem to know it exists on the computer. When I log into my modem there is a firewall option which is set to medium, is this the type of hardware firewall 'answerer 1' is talking about? I found out comodo does work you just have to turn off the built in xp firewall first.
Asked by Nool - Tue Jan 20 12:50:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The best firewall is a hardware firewall. This is an external device that an intruder will have to break through before getting to your computer. In most cases it makes your computer near invisible to the internet (they see the firewall instead). Otherwise any software firewall is good. Just use the built in one.
Answered by TBRMInsanity - Tue Jan 20 12:55:03 2009
How do you stop a firewall from blocking something?
Q. I have a firewall on my computer to protect my computer, though it's blocking where I download music from. Does any one know how to fix that?
Asked by Sarah - Sat Mar 15 12:11:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are using Microsoft Firewall you need to open it up and add the Program that downloads the music to the list of exceptions. If you are using Zone Alarm or Mcafee or Norton what you need to look for is Program Restrictions...then you will see a list of programs. You need to find that program and then choose Allow instead of Block and save the changes. If you had been more specific...I could have been more specific as well.
Answered by JabberingNIC - Sat Mar 15 12:17:21 2008
Q. I have a firewall on my computer to protect my computer, though it's blocking where I download music from. Does any one know how to fix that?
Asked by Sarah - Sat Mar 15 12:11:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are using Microsoft Firewall you need to open it up and add the Program that downloads the music to the list of exceptions. If you are using Zone Alarm or Mcafee or Norton what you need to look for is Program Restrictions...then you will see a list of programs. You need to find that program and then choose Allow instead of Block and save the changes. If you had been more specific...I could have been more specific as well.
Answered by JabberingNIC - Sat Mar 15 12:17:21 2008
How do I stop a firewall from my work computer?
Q. I am a teacher and I work part-time @ home as an independent agent. The schedule to grab hours for my second job rolls out while I am teaching. I cannot open the schedule from my work computer because there is a firewall...it is unable to open application "tubsock". I have tried using a laptop but you can not see the rollout schedule on a Mac. Any suggestions? Please help!
Asked by luv is all u need - Tue Dec 9 12:50:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure I understand the question, but if you want to disable the firewall on a computer with a Windows operating system, open the control Panel and open Windows firewall. There it has an option to disable it. You might want to read "What else should I know about Windows Firewall".
Answered by Ret68 - Tue Dec 9 13:11:57 2008
Q. I am a teacher and I work part-time @ home as an independent agent. The schedule to grab hours for my second job rolls out while I am teaching. I cannot open the schedule from my work computer because there is a firewall...it is unable to open application "tubsock". I have tried using a laptop but you can not see the rollout schedule on a Mac. Any suggestions? Please help!
Asked by luv is all u need - Tue Dec 9 12:50:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure I understand the question, but if you want to disable the firewall on a computer with a Windows operating system, open the control Panel and open Windows firewall. There it has an option to disable it. You might want to read "What else should I know about Windows Firewall".
Answered by Ret68 - Tue Dec 9 13:11:57 2008
What are the chances of bypassing a good firewall?
Q. Lets say you the latest edition of zone alarm, which is the number 1 firewall, what are the chances of a hacker bypassing it. What would they have to do to get pass it. This firewall also makes you invisible on the internet by stealthing all your ports.
Asked by russellmania8523 - Thu Dec 7 14:47:38 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. firewalls mean nothing if the person manages to get a reverse-connecting trojan onto the system in question. rather than the attacker connecting inwards to your pc and being stopped by the firewall, that type of trojan will make the pc connect outwards through the firewall to somewhere on the internet where the person can issue commands to the trojaned computer on the internet side of the firewall. the reality of your question is that people looking for systems to exploit will generally ignore any firewalled computer unless they personally want to get to the owner of that machine - it's not worth the time and effort to get around the firewall when there are so many more unsecured computers out there. the biggest threat to firewalled… [cont.]
Answered by piquet - Thu Dec 7 14:49:45 2006
Q. Lets say you the latest edition of zone alarm, which is the number 1 firewall, what are the chances of a hacker bypassing it. What would they have to do to get pass it. This firewall also makes you invisible on the internet by stealthing all your ports.
Asked by russellmania8523 - Thu Dec 7 14:47:38 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. firewalls mean nothing if the person manages to get a reverse-connecting trojan onto the system in question. rather than the attacker connecting inwards to your pc and being stopped by the firewall, that type of trojan will make the pc connect outwards through the firewall to somewhere on the internet where the person can issue commands to the trojaned computer on the internet side of the firewall. the reality of your question is that people looking for systems to exploit will generally ignore any firewalled computer unless they personally want to get to the owner of that machine - it's not worth the time and effort to get around the firewall when there are so many more unsecured computers out there. the biggest threat to firewalled… [cont.]
Answered by piquet - Thu Dec 7 14:49:45 2006
What are the best free firewall, spyware and antivirus programs for vista?
Q. so i need a good and free firewall, antispyware, and antivirus program for my computer which has vista on it...any suggestions?
Asked by MIzzSweety - Sun Jul 19 00:32:37 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Screw that vista defender its not that great of a software. I've searched for 2 years on to defend my computer since I broke two already. Learned from mistakes. First the web browser should be firefox(#1 browser in safety) Firewall is already good, no way of making it better besides turning it on.(Should already be installed on the computer) Antispyware the PC recommended would be spywareblaster. Then for anti-virus would be AVG-Free. Almost forgot, do not install more than one anti-virus program because it will slow down computer performance. These are all free and I use a vista home premium.
Answered by wadafruit - Sun Jul 19 00:57:56 2009
Q. so i need a good and free firewall, antispyware, and antivirus program for my computer which has vista on it...any suggestions?
Asked by MIzzSweety - Sun Jul 19 00:32:37 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Screw that vista defender its not that great of a software. I've searched for 2 years on to defend my computer since I broke two already. Learned from mistakes. First the web browser should be firefox(#1 browser in safety) Firewall is already good, no way of making it better besides turning it on.(Should already be installed on the computer) Antispyware the PC recommended would be spywareblaster. Then for anti-virus would be AVG-Free. Almost forgot, do not install more than one anti-virus program because it will slow down computer performance. These are all free and I use a vista home premium.
Answered by wadafruit - Sun Jul 19 00:57:56 2009
How safe is my firewall behind a modem router?
Q. I've been using Zone Alarm firewall (free edition) for many years now & in all security tests it comes up as all ports in stealth mode, so hackers don't know you're actually connected. The problem is I'm no longer using dial-up & instead have a ADSL Ethernet Modem/Router- Hurricane 9200, it is now showing that ports 21, 23 & 80 are open as well as ping, the rest are showing as closed. I'm sure that beyond the router itself the ports on the computer's own IP are still in stealth mode but hackers now maybe KNOW that there is a computer there somewhere because of the router responses. How safe is my computer, should I change to a better firewall? Although other firewalls that I tried show the same ports open (which are on the router of… [cont.]
Asked by cool_as_cebu - Mon Mar 5 05:54:37 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your Firewall is no less secure today than it was yesterday. The difference here is that your modem is what's showing those ports open. The Hurricane 9200 has a built in web-management engine so that you can configure it. It also allows telnet to it as well as FTP traffic. Below is a link to the products page. There's nothing you can do from the perspective of your firewall because it's your first device that's showing up as a problem. I would check out your documentation for the Hurricane to see if you can turn these features off or at least restrict them to a specific IP Address. That would make your modem secure and you would probably show up as Stealth again as long as the modem drops the packets and doesn't simply reset them.… [cont.]
Answered by W G - Mon Mar 5 19:45:11 2007
Q. I've been using Zone Alarm firewall (free edition) for many years now & in all security tests it comes up as all ports in stealth mode, so hackers don't know you're actually connected. The problem is I'm no longer using dial-up & instead have a ADSL Ethernet Modem/Router- Hurricane 9200, it is now showing that ports 21, 23 & 80 are open as well as ping, the rest are showing as closed. I'm sure that beyond the router itself the ports on the computer's own IP are still in stealth mode but hackers now maybe KNOW that there is a computer there somewhere because of the router responses. How safe is my computer, should I change to a better firewall? Although other firewalls that I tried show the same ports open (which are on the router of… [cont.]
Asked by cool_as_cebu - Mon Mar 5 05:54:37 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your Firewall is no less secure today than it was yesterday. The difference here is that your modem is what's showing those ports open. The Hurricane 9200 has a built in web-management engine so that you can configure it. It also allows telnet to it as well as FTP traffic. Below is a link to the products page. There's nothing you can do from the perspective of your firewall because it's your first device that's showing up as a problem. I would check out your documentation for the Hurricane to see if you can turn these features off or at least restrict them to a specific IP Address. That would make your modem secure and you would probably show up as Stealth again as long as the modem drops the packets and doesn't simply reset them.… [cont.]
Answered by W G - Mon Mar 5 19:45:11 2007
How can I fix my firewall/cookie settings so Limewire will work?
Q. I just installed Mozilla Firefox and now it's telling me to check my firewall settings to let Limewire through but I did check it and everything's alright and it isn't blocked and I can't do anything because that message keeps popping up. Help me please.
Asked by I like cereal - Sat Oct 11 16:31:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Windows XP 1. Completely shut down LimeWire by right-clicking the system tray icon located in the bottom-right corner of the screen. (You may need to expand the system tray by clicking the left arrow button). 2. Uninstall all previous installations of LimeWire from Add/Remove programs by going to: Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs 3. Delete all LimeWire icons and installers from your computer (you may find some on your desktop). 4. Right-click the Start menu, then select Explore. Using the folder tree on the left side, navigate to the following directories, and delete them (you can right-click the folder and select Delete): Before deleting these folders, go to Tools > Folder Options >Advanced, then… [cont.]
Answered by Vision M - Tue Oct 14 01:22:30 2008
Q. I just installed Mozilla Firefox and now it's telling me to check my firewall settings to let Limewire through but I did check it and everything's alright and it isn't blocked and I can't do anything because that message keeps popping up. Help me please.
Asked by I like cereal - Sat Oct 11 16:31:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Windows XP 1. Completely shut down LimeWire by right-clicking the system tray icon located in the bottom-right corner of the screen. (You may need to expand the system tray by clicking the left arrow button). 2. Uninstall all previous installations of LimeWire from Add/Remove programs by going to: Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs 3. Delete all LimeWire icons and installers from your computer (you may find some on your desktop). 4. Right-click the Start menu, then select Explore. Using the folder tree on the left side, navigate to the following directories, and delete them (you can right-click the folder and select Delete): Before deleting these folders, go to Tools > Folder Options >Advanced, then… [cont.]
Answered by Vision M - Tue Oct 14 01:22:30 2008
How do I get better firewall on my computer?
Q. The computer I have at my dad's house is a XP and a decent computer, but it's kinda suckish on protection. I use spybot search and destroy, and Norton until it expires. Then im downloading AVG free to replace Norton. Anyone have any suggestions on how to get better firewall?
Asked by James'94 - Mon Dec 7 20:00:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Comodo has the best free firewall out there.If you download it,just get the firewall and not the anti-virus as AVG is better than Comodo's. You can get the Comodo Internet Security program at CNET at After it's installed,disable your Windows firewall. Make sure that Norton is disabled before you begin the uninstall or it will leave live and active files and folders behind that will prevent you from installing another anti-virus.
Answered by NO6664ME - Mon Dec 7 20:14:54 2009
Q. The computer I have at my dad's house is a XP and a decent computer, but it's kinda suckish on protection. I use spybot search and destroy, and Norton until it expires. Then im downloading AVG free to replace Norton. Anyone have any suggestions on how to get better firewall?
Asked by James'94 - Mon Dec 7 20:00:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Comodo has the best free firewall out there.If you download it,just get the firewall and not the anti-virus as AVG is better than Comodo's. You can get the Comodo Internet Security program at CNET at After it's installed,disable your Windows firewall. Make sure that Norton is disabled before you begin the uninstall or it will leave live and active files and folders behind that will prevent you from installing another anti-virus.
Answered by NO6664ME - Mon Dec 7 20:14:54 2009
How can I start my Firestarter firewall in my Ubuntu Linux computer?
Q. When I try to start it, I get a message "Failed to start the firewall.. The device eth0 is not ready... Please check your network device settings and make sure your internet connection is active." My internet is hooked up. Pls help.
Asked by firestarter - Sat Jun 13 22:48:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is the Official Ubuntu Firestarter Documentation https://help.ubuntu.com/c ommunity/Firestarter Firestarter Troubleshooting https://help.ubuntu.com/c ommunity/Firestarter#Trou bleshooting Install the Firestarter Firewall on Ubuntu Linux Secure Ubuntu Desktop Using Firestarter Firewall LUg.
Answered by GNOME 3/Ubuntu 9.10 - Sun Jun 14 06:36:22 2009
Q. When I try to start it, I get a message "Failed to start the firewall.. The device eth0 is not ready... Please check your network device settings and make sure your internet connection is active." My internet is hooked up. Pls help.
Asked by firestarter - Sat Jun 13 22:48:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is the Official Ubuntu Firestarter Documentation https://help.ubuntu.com/c ommunity/Firestarter Firestarter Troubleshooting https://help.ubuntu.com/c ommunity/Firestarter#Trou bleshooting Install the Firestarter Firewall on Ubuntu Linux Secure Ubuntu Desktop Using Firestarter Firewall LUg.
Answered by GNOME 3/Ubuntu 9.10 - Sun Jun 14 06:36:22 2009
How do you disable the internal firewall on a Netgear wireless router?
Q. I need to disable the firewall to play Super Smash Brothers online, but can't figure out to do it. Nintendo says that it needs disabled, so I really need to do it to get the game working. Does anybody know how? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by ohyeah - Wed Jun 18 19:39:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello If you would like I can teach you how to get into your routers interface which will allow you to make the necessary adjustments to your settings. Step 1) Click on the start menu Step 2) Click Run Step 3) Type in CMD then clik OK Step 4) In the black box you will type in ipconfig without any spaces. Step 5) Hit the enter Key Step 6) Write down the default Gateway ex: (192.168.0.x) (the default gateway is the address of your router) Step 7) open up your internet Explore and type in your default gateway in the address bar. Make sure you put the dots as it appeared in the little black box (the Dos screen) then hit GO or Enter. Step 8) I'm not sure what the login is for your Netgear but try using admin for the user name and no… [cont.]
Answered by ruthspy2000 - Wed Jun 18 20:19:00 2008
Q. I need to disable the firewall to play Super Smash Brothers online, but can't figure out to do it. Nintendo says that it needs disabled, so I really need to do it to get the game working. Does anybody know how? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by ohyeah - Wed Jun 18 19:39:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello If you would like I can teach you how to get into your routers interface which will allow you to make the necessary adjustments to your settings. Step 1) Click on the start menu Step 2) Click Run Step 3) Type in CMD then clik OK Step 4) In the black box you will type in ipconfig without any spaces. Step 5) Hit the enter Key Step 6) Write down the default Gateway ex: (192.168.0.x) (the default gateway is the address of your router) Step 7) open up your internet Explore and type in your default gateway in the address bar. Make sure you put the dots as it appeared in the little black box (the Dos screen) then hit GO or Enter. Step 8) I'm not sure what the login is for your Netgear but try using admin for the user name and no… [cont.]
Answered by ruthspy2000 - Wed Jun 18 20:19:00 2008
What are my firewall settings supposed to be for yahoo messenger?
Q. My yahoo messenger download wont complete because it says my firewall settings arent correct..I have changed my settings to every possible combination...Can you at least tell me what your firewall settings if you have yahoo messenger so i can fix mine...and for the new yahoo messenger...Thanks!
Asked by Brielle - Tue May 26 23:23:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should not have to adjust firewall settings to download Messenger Sounds like you may have tried to download without clearing out your browser or failed to check the Messenger file was empty before uploading your new messenger. If you have "Speedbit video accelerator" installed - lose it ( known conflicts with Yahoo. When downloading/uploading close all other programs. I suggest you download and run ccleaner first before you proceed further. Run it through a couple of times - include "registry" from the left hand toolbar. Do not be alarmed at the amount of files you have to delete, especially if you do not clear it on a regular basis. Use this path to uninstall and remove the old messenger software. > Start > computer > local… [cont.]
Answered by Daddybear - Wed May 27 06:22:00 2009
Q. My yahoo messenger download wont complete because it says my firewall settings arent correct..I have changed my settings to every possible combination...Can you at least tell me what your firewall settings if you have yahoo messenger so i can fix mine...and for the new yahoo messenger...Thanks!
Asked by Brielle - Tue May 26 23:23:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should not have to adjust firewall settings to download Messenger Sounds like you may have tried to download without clearing out your browser or failed to check the Messenger file was empty before uploading your new messenger. If you have "Speedbit video accelerator" installed - lose it ( known conflicts with Yahoo. When downloading/uploading close all other programs. I suggest you download and run ccleaner first before you proceed further. Run it through a couple of times - include "registry" from the left hand toolbar. Do not be alarmed at the amount of files you have to delete, especially if you do not clear it on a regular basis. Use this path to uninstall and remove the old messenger software. > Start > computer > local… [cont.]
Answered by Daddybear - Wed May 27 06:22:00 2009
What kind of firewall sytem do banks use to keep information safe?
Q. I am debating electronic health records and I always compare the banking system with hospitals. I am saying why can't we have a secure electronic health record system for hospitals especially when banks are doing it every day? I have only heard of Citrix firewall for government and others, are there any more companies that make firewalls for banking systems, credit card systems, or any other system that need to be secure 24 hours a day?
Asked by angelace4177 - Sat Oct 13 11:41:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mainly hardware firewalls ... and im sure the protection is multi layered ..
Answered by Dawn - Sat Oct 13 11:44:13 2007
Q. I am debating electronic health records and I always compare the banking system with hospitals. I am saying why can't we have a secure electronic health record system for hospitals especially when banks are doing it every day? I have only heard of Citrix firewall for government and others, are there any more companies that make firewalls for banking systems, credit card systems, or any other system that need to be secure 24 hours a day?
Asked by angelace4177 - Sat Oct 13 11:41:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mainly hardware firewalls ... and im sure the protection is multi layered ..
Answered by Dawn - Sat Oct 13 11:44:13 2007
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