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by ewgny
by rosstamon
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by pauldegen
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by s.u.n
If you are using Windows, then Windows XP contains ICF.
Turn that on. The default settings are good enough. You can ofcourse fine tune them to meet you requirements.
Also, all packets can be logged and exported to Excel and analyzed.
If you want to protect more than one PC, then the best bet is to use install Red Hat Linux 8 or above. It contains a nice GUI to configure a firewall.
s.u.n
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by thechas
Zone Alarm is well rated and there is a free version.
Other low cost / free options:
http://www.visualizesoftware.com/
http://smb.sygate.com/default.htm
http://www.tinysoftware.com/home/tiny2?la=EN
To check your firewall:
http://grc.com/lt/leaktest.htm
http://browsercheck.qualys.com/
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by joseph moore
I know it has already been mentioned, but I am gonna state it again.
I use ZoneAlarm to protect my home PC (really, it is my wife's PC; I just get to upgrade it!) on cable modem. On my laptop, I use ZoneAlarm also.
Now, I have ZoneAlarm Pro, their $40 version. But the free ZA version is just fine. You can't specify inbound port access with the free version, but you probably don't need to do that anyway.
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