| NeT Firewall for Windows-based systems not currently protected by a firewall Stateful firewall built to protect a wide range. NeT Firewall is a personal firewall that protects the computer from malicious virus inspection technology to stay connected internet.Stateful tracks each packet traversing the firewall and make sure they are legitimate. Stateful inspection firewall for connection to monitor the situation and ensure that the table contains information about the source and destination of each packet is valid. NeT Firewall is more secure than application-based personal firewalls, yet less expensive than high-end firewalls, providing comprehensive intrusion protection. Has no need for home-users to download a packet filtering firewall rules engine (Start Firewall as a service) to start. Net Firewall technical advice? Windows 95 (Gold, both OSR1 and OSR2) is not supported. ? Net Firewall before installing any third-party firewall is recommended to get rid of. NeT Firewall is fully compatible with native Windows ICS and firewall, but we can not guarantee compatibility with third-party solutions for packet filtering. ? Microsoft Internet Explorer? (IE) and Windows NT? 4.0 Service Pack can be downloaded from Microsoft's website at no cost http://www.microsoft.com/downloads, maybe you want to download in their own language. ? NeT Firewall installation package are included in the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) 1.2 (in English), a copy will be installed only if you have already installed MMC 1.2, MMC 1.2, you can download and install Microsoft's web site in your own language ( http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/technologies/management/mmc/) at no cost. ? ? Windows 2000 (all versions), Windows XP (all versions) and Windows you're using. NET Server 2003, you have already installed MMC. ? IE 5.0 or later, use the MMC 1.2 and firewall management tools COMCTL32.DLL net version 5.80 or later, and use HTML Help installed IE 5.0 or higher (IE 5.0 or higher with Windows 98 SE/Me/2000) , but you do not need to set IE as the default browser. |
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