Question, how do I know which version of PG I am using??
I would say its still Peer Guardian & the block list in Sygate firewall.
I guess new things are coming out but don't know about them ???
I don't use sygate. I use no sofware firewall. They take too much resorces when you don't restart your computer often. I also feel it make P2P a lot slower, and it is an aplication more to close when playing games, but I don't feel confortable closing it.
I do use router with NAT. Now, about that, I think it is possible to filter IPs from the router, right?? and I coud update that list as necesary, right??
I like that idea better.
Try a program called ProtoWall (search google). It uses few resources than PeerGuardian.
I disagree, Sygate doesn't take up much resources. Restart the computer often? I haven't had the need to do this since Windows 98. How much RAM do you have on your machine Dehc?Originally Posted by Dehcbad25
Last edited by Conan; February 20th, 2004 at 12:16 PM.
Why was my post deleted?
It probably happened when I restored the forum DB.Originally Posted by lynchknot
Sounds ok to me. I'm sure it's possible with most routers, however is NAT sufficient protection?Originally Posted by Dehcbad25
I understand that part Dehc (and I agree with you), but you mentioned that you are not using a software firewall, so the question I put to you is, will NAT protect you from the baddies?? I agree, often firewalls slow your download speeds.Originally Posted by Dehcbad25
baddies? You mean what protowall protects from? That is what I would like to do. Currentlt is it not, so I have to use both, but I would like the router to be able to filter as protowall does. The already come with an IP filter, but it is quite small, and I don't feel like updating 4000 IPs manually
I'm talking about hackers and the like. Is NAT enough protection from hackers?Originally Posted by Dehcbad25
My firewall's IP filter is and IP by IP setup...in other words, you would have to enter the IP's separately. I dont think so!! LoL. Not going to be doing that!
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