PROBLEMCHYLD

Finally got most of it figured out. I gonna check out Microsoft Network Monitor and see how robust the logging is. Got FTP working as well....

I'm still testing but will share soon. I'm trying to automate the task. Can someone put all this in a batch script please?

Windows XP running with and without IPSec Firewall.

Lately I've been playing with Windows IPSec Firewall and I like it a lot. I try to avoid installing a bunch of unnecessary bloat. I gathered a bunch of rules from the internet and made it close to my iptables ruleset from Linux as possible. Seems to work pretty good except for a few caveats: 1. Can't get Kerberos to go in stealth mode 2. You have to manually add the ip range 3. Some rules have to be force from the cmd line or bat file. Other than that, its my new Firewall for WinXP.

Thanks

Care to share the filters? You can export the settings in the dashboard.

Primetime CDM does not work with New Moon. The contents of gmp-eme-adobe folder are deleted. I don't know why.

I had issues with Windows Live Mail.

Put your router in WPA2 only and see if Windows XP connect.

That's what Bill Gates did and look what happened. Windows hasn't been the same.

BSD or Windows XP/7 for me if this happen. I already dual-boot Slackware and Windows XP.

I had the same issue and the only way for Windows XP to connect, is to set the router in WPA + WPA2 mode. It will not connect when router is set to WPA2 only. I know this for a fact "at least" on my set up, because I tried multiple combinations. This worked for me, hopefully you as well. Nonetheless, WinXP still shows being connected to WPA2. Not sure whats that about.

It means he will need rloew's wdmex patch.

To some extent... I'm not going to keep buying old hardware just to support WinXP. Right now, I'm not worried but one day I will have to move on. Win9x scene has been very quiet lately. You only have a few working on things which is not enough to hold on.

I'm dual-booting Windows XP Pro /w SP4 integrated /w all POSReady updates /w Slackware Linux 14.2 32bit on a Compaq Presario C700. Everything is running smooth with the Ext2Fsd driver accessing my Linux partition. I'll just keep buying older/supported hardware which is probably the best solution. I did it for Windows 98 SE. After that runs dry, we are going to have to start mastering VMs. I do have an Inspiron 15 3521 AMD sitting in the closet right now. For starters I don't like AMD, secondly I hate I can't run WinXP on it.