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"Craig" <124365870910nospam@nospam.n0spam.net> wrote in message
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> "John Russell" <john_e_russell@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> "Craig" <124365870910nospam@nospam.n0spam.net> wrote in message
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>>>I recently purchased a K8N NEO 2 Platinum motherboard, I read somewhere
>>> this motherboard can use a NVIDIA firewall? If so where can you download
>>> this firewall?
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>>> TIA,
>>> Craig
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>> This is a "designed for business" product as it assumes your internet
>> connection is via the network. It donsn't recognize my ADSL modem at all.
>> This isn't suprising as it's a hardware firewall checking the chipset lan
>> without the need of software.
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> Well it works fine for my "home" network behind a router on cable modem.
> I can open up "DMZ" zone on my router and expose the Neo 2 computer
> running the NVIDIA Firewall so it's not protected by the router. When
> running
> the Neo 2 computer with the NVIDIA Firewall I get all Stealth from Shields
> Up.
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http://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?rh1dkyd2
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> Craig
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The vast majority of "home" users will have their modem directly connected
via serial or USB. A lan only firewall is not a home product and Nvidia
should make that clearer.