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    Senior Member kadeng is a glorious beacon of light kadeng is a glorious beacon of light kadeng is a glorious beacon of light kadeng is a glorious beacon of light kadeng is a glorious beacon of light
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    Re: combining diff firewalls

    http://www.agnitum.com/products/outpost/compare.html
    This link did open my eyes!
    Very usefulllllllll
    i m gone,thx everyone for so much fun and good info.
    cheers and good bye

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    The more stranger firewalls u combine, the harder it gets...

    The best solution is still to write your own...
    ASCII stupid question, get a stupid ANSI.
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    The more stranger firewalls u combine, the harder it gets...

    The best solution is still to write your own...
    Or just get two of the best...

    I have Tiny and ZoneAlarm Pro dual running on my PC 24/7. Really helps against stopping them damned kidz from NetBussing/Sub7ing/BO2king my box if ever I get infected.
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    Junior Member Berry Nehagen is an unknown quantity at this point
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    the outpost comparison havent uppdated the firewall list, sygate is still att 4.x so dont trust the chart allt that compleatly. but what it says about Za is probely true
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    The best solution would be an OpenBSD 3.0 box with IPF.
    But he, you can still run personal firewalls on yer clients, besides what if u take yer laptop to a LAN party? do you take a separate box with a firewall as well?

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    Well, like all things at a LAN party make sure your laptop knows who it is "exchanging " with.


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