I just downloade the new version of windows 2003 and want to hear Witch Firewalls that works.

Edited August 30, 200718 yr by the-matrix

First, windows 2003 has its own built in firewall. Second, if you don't want the built in firewall, I would suggest comodo.

i second comodo. great firewall. you will just have to change some stuff to get it working correctly.

mau-yong how do i enable the built in firewall and to you slipk487 witch thing shall i change so comodo works correctly?

Edited August 30, 200718 yr by the-matrix

I'm using Outpost which seems to be okay, but I wouldn't really know. I'm about to try comodo.

shay7 remember to uninstall Outpost befor you install comodo if not your pc will be in big trouble.

Edited September 2, 200718 yr by the-matrix

there are just different things you have to add to allow certain programs to work correctly but after everything is set correctly it is a great firewall. you can find you answers and get help here. http://forums.comodo.com/frequently_asked_...firewall-b32.0/

mau-yong how do i enable the built in firewall...

In the Control Panel, go to Windows Firewall then just click ON then OK.

...or Start => Run => services.msc, go to the process Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) configure Startup Type =>Automatic and Start the process.

I am not sure but I think you should have at least Service Pack 1 installed for the Win Firewall to work, but it would be best if you install SP2.

Edited August 31, 200718 yr by mau-yong

The version of 2003 i downloaded 4 days ago is born with SP2