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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Dwight A Corrin [DAC] wrote:

DAC> To me, this statement makes it sound like it requires a lot. It
DAC> didn't seem like much work to me. Just have to tick a box which
DAC> says make a rule, then say yes or no, a few times. When I was
DAC> running Norton Firewall some time back, it was more intrusive and
DAC> more demanding.

Well, IMO, there's more to configuring Kerio Personal Firewall than
merely giving applications permission as you do when the popups
appear. If you really want it to be effective then it's best to
properly tune the rules. Sometimes the suggested permissions that
appear with each popup are too narrow resulting in further permission
requests for the same application or the permission that appear are
too generous.

DAC> I'm not disagreeing with your statement, just suggesting readers
DAC> of it shouldn't be put off by the notion it's too much bother.

I wouldn't recommend using it in a 'not really knowing what's
happening' sort of a fashion at all.

BID, for example, is *much* easier to use.

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 -=Allie C Martin=-
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