Hardware Firewall Recommendation. Archived from groups: comp.security.firewalls () Greetings, I've been charged with the task of picking out a firewall appliance for a group of about 100 systems. We don't need anything too fancy, but we would like...

pc, not > business. I do not want a router or nat box. I am looking for a full >hardware firewall (i guess they are called "fireboxes" these days). > For a true, ICSA-certified firewall, I recommend the ZyXEL ZyWALL 2X. It's quite affordable but...

been using ZA for about 3 years. I am also behind a hardware firewall, so ZA is mainly for monitoring programs (or adware/spyware/trojans) that are trying to phone home (which has helped me in the past). From what I have read the WinXP SP2 firewall...

I used to use ZoneAlarm, but now I use the built-in firewall of Windows XP Pro. ZoneAlarm isn't a bad firewall at all - I recommend it if you don't have a hardware firewall. Rob Please visit ...

Giving Me Warnings When it Doesn't Recognize My Firewall Software? I have done the following: Control Panel -> Security Center ->Firewall -> OffandControl Panel -> Security Center ->Firewall Recommendations -> I have a firewall solution that...

you are. If you go for a third-party firewall, make sure you disable the Windows Firewall. In any case, do not connect a Windows machine to the Internet without a firewall and antivirus in place. Malke -- MS-MVP Windows User/Shell Elephant Boy Computers...

etc, etc.). I want to set up a wired network and was wondering what networking hardware you would recommend for this type of setup, and what type of firewall hardware to get for this kind of setup. Thanks.. Archived from groups: comp.security.firewalls...

and hardware firewall running of course. Everything worked just fine before I installed SP-2 for WinXP Home. My attempts to activate the Windows Firewall by clicking on the Windows Firewall icon from Control Panel also results in the same error message....

software firewall for XP. Any recommendations on decent software firewalls for Windows XP? I have used Kerio for some time...it has an http flaw, switched to NIS (resource hog), and am curious if anyone hasn't come across a new firewall that works decently...

Recommend hardware firewall/router? Wireless or not. I'm using the discontinued 3Com OfficeConnect Internet Firewall DMZ. I don't need the DMZ although it's nice to have. I do need the 100 connections, as opposed to the 25 connections for the non-DMZ version...