Upto now Ive been very happy with ZAP, but hourly I get these errors.
(http://homepage.ntlworld.com/david.hamilton6000/used/error.jpg)
time for a change, whats the best.
thanks.
Built into router firewall ftw :)
^^ yea
software firewalls just eat your resources if youre not careful... if you have a router make sure the firewall is enabled, if it is then no need for any software
Quote from: Jaitsu^^ yea
software firewalls just eat your resources if youre not careful... if you have a router make sure the firewall is enabled, if it is then no need for any software
I find them dam easier to control and set up as well
hardware fws are great but a lot of NAT firewalls dont allow you to control whats getting out, only whats trying to get back in.
I still use ZoneAlarm on my laptop as I occasionally use that on Public Wifi networks. Otherwise Ive been more than happy with the firewall/ip filtering on Netgear, Draytek and Cisco routers :)
Sunbelt personal firewall. Used to be known as Keiro Personal Firewall, and Ive used it since around 2001. :)
checkpoint FW-1 NGX R65 on SPLAT. Thats the best (He did ask :))
I can get you an eval license, being a reseller and all.
Just dump the crappy software firewall, and pick up a Checkpoint as Mark suggests, or you can get an older SOHO6 on ebay for under£30 these days.
I would get ipcop (http://ipcop.org/) an old PII -PIII
2 fast nics on wifi card a smaller harddrive cd rom reader.
I you will have a great firewall\ router\ acess point\DHCP
intrusion detection by SNORT etc.
Other add ons (http://ipcop.org/index.php?module=pnWikka&tag=IPCopAddons)
m0n0wall is better than ipcop or smoothwall, and its not built on linux, its built on FreeBSD, which in itself is an advantage for a security device.
Quote from: neXusBuilt into router firewall ftw :)
Unless you are not using wi-fi, then its best to have a software job like ZoneAlarm on *every* PC. TBH I would have these anyway just to keep viruses in check.
Quote from: Markm0n0wall is better than ipcop or smoothwall, and its not built on linux, its built on FreeBSD, which in itself is an advantage for a security device.
Agreed. Have a look at
pfsense - its based on m0n0wall but with a few significant enchancements.