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Which firewall is Better ?

Which Internet Security Program is your Choise ? 29 members have voted

  1. 1. Which Internet Security Program is your Choise ?

    • Norton Internet Security 2004
      87%
      14
    • McAfee Internet Security 6
      12%
      2

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linthius, have you ever used ZoneAlarm Pro before?  If so, which did you prefer better, Outpost or ZonePro?

I just switched to Outpost and want to hear what people have to say about the two.

I used Zone Alrm years ago, havn't used it in a while and am currently really happy with the thoroughness of Outpost Pro. I'll give Zone Alarm a try though and see how it goes.

Other: MSALinux :)

MSALinux is my own hand made Linux system based on Fedora Core 1.

I've tried numerous Windows firewalls, ZoneAlarm, Norton, McCafee, Outpost and none of them did as much as I wanted without the extra.

I based my Linux system on ClarkConnect's firewall (works a charm, jsut with extra stuff I didn't need).

Personally, I would say, I'd prefer Norton over McCafee just because I've had more experience with Norton software.

  • 2 weeks later...

Can anyone recommend a minimal firewall,I don't need a big commercial,"automatic" beast....just something small,highly configurable,with little memory use and not bothering me all the time in the I way I remember zone-alarm did in the past.Basically a firewall in the unix style..

Also interested in a virus scanner of this style..

I like Norton over Zone alarm. But both have their ups and downs

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