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Posted by Gareth on December 16, 2006, 10:30 pm
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> Gary wrote:
>> It is virtually leakproof. It is free. for blocking in/out it may be
>> the very best. It is extraordinarily difficult to configure. It has
>> driven strong people to the point of insanity :>>>
>>
>> gary
>>
>> louise wrote:
>>> Casey wrote:
>>>> albertr@joimail.com says...
>>>>> I am using the free Avast anti-virus program and Ad-Aware for my
>>>>> personal computer. I use a dial-up ISP. Would installing a
>>>>> firewall be a good idea for me? I do go on the Internet
>>>>> regularly. If so, is there a decent free firewall that's user
>>>>> friendly and easy to use use? I would consider myself an
>>>>> intermediate user (not advanced), so I don't want one that is
>>>>> complicated and assumes the user has much technical knowledge. Any
>>>>> advice would be appreciated.
>>>>> Al
>>>> Al, take a look at free Sygate v5.6--it might fit your needs.
>>>> http://www.majorgeeks.com/Sygate_Personal_Firewall_Free_d3356.html
>>>>
>>>> Unofficial help site
>>>> http://bellsouthpwp.net/i/k/ikpe/SygateBasics.html
>>>> (Site has two parts--click Sygate Basic botton)
>>>>
>>>> Casey
>>>
>>> I used to use Sygate - but Symantec owns them now.......
>>>
>>> No one has mentioned Jetico. What are your thoughts and experiences
>>> with their FW?
>>>
>>> TIA
>>>
>>> Louise
>
> So what firewall does your top-post refer to Gaz?
>
> Jim Ford
Jetico
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