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Posted by Galen on November 4, 2006, 2:49 am
Please log in for more thread options Will had this to say:
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>> Will had this to say:
>>> Is there a "personal firewall" that does a good job of reporting /
>>> filtering incoming and outgoing connections that violate the
>>> firewall policy? A good solution might be simply letting me set
>>> up views of the firewall log so I can view it in different ways
>>> that suit my usage, in real time as well as historically.
>>>
>>> After being away from the computer, I would like for example to see
>>> just the failed incoming connections. I would like to be able to
>>> further filter things so that certain expected connection types I
>>> can ignore and not see in the log (e.g., port 137).
>>>
>>> The tool gets brownie points if it can not only tell me about an
>>> incoming RPC, but can elaborate what RPC or DCOM service was
>>> requested.
>>
>> Outpost...
>>
>> www.agnitum.com
>
> Have you tried Kerio at all? I'll give Outpost a spin as well,
> thanks.
I wasn't so fond of Kerio - I think it was the difficulty in managing rule
sets or overly broad rules for pregenerated rules or something odd like that
but yes and that was quite some number of years ago when I'd last poked at
it. I'm sure there have been many changes since.
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Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
http://dts-l.org/ http://kgiii.info/
"Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
its solution is its own reward." - Sherlock Holmes
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