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Morden 22-04-2008 21:48

Re: No internet connectivity when phorm.com is blocked (split from monster phorm thre
 
Check services and see if there are any there called comodo or similar and disable them.

R/C my computer/manage/services and appications/services and you will get a list of all services that start with windows. R/C and change start up settings.

You could also try process explorer to identify what comodo runs :-

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...sExplorer.mspx

atsa2 22-04-2008 22:52

Re: No internet connectivity when phorm.com is blocked (split from monster phorm thre
 
I remember that I did try starting in safe mode, with exactly the same result - could get on network and get IP address, but unable to get out with IE or Firefox. When I shut Comodo down I did it from the systray icon. The same thing happened on several networks, but I am unable to check anything as it is all gone... I have re-installed, so might try later to repeat and investigate further.
Thanks for the replies so far.

Chrysalis 23-04-2008 13:28

Re: No internet connectivity when phorm.com is blocked (split from monster phorm thre
 
is comodo designed to use hostnames in blocking rules? typically when configuring firewalls you always should use ip addresses and not dns names.

SMHarman 23-04-2008 14:53

Re: No internet connectivity when phorm.com is blocked (split from monster phorm thre
 
All this other testing of telnet etc does not use port 80. Only port 80 traffic is intercepted by the L7 switch.

tdadyslexia 24-04-2008 06:42

Re: No internet connectivity when phorm.com is blocked (split from monster phrom thre
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 34532125)
That is blocking way more than phorms 3 ip addresses, not a very good idea.

Just block 88.208.250.85, 207.44.186.90 & 88.208.250.66

88.208.250.85 rezolvs to RIPE Network Coordination Centre, so why would you want to block them? :confused:


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