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Old 09-08-2004, 15:17   #7
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Re: ZonAlarm Pro V5.1 / port 1025

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Originally Posted by theblueraja
Im not impressed with Zone Alarm, i thought after posting here before about various issues it have given me at previous releases i would give it a shot.

But its very clumsy to use, has reported 9459 Blocked intrusions (Since last thursday night, 445 of which are high rated (come on)) which could be seen as a good thing but seems excessive and the logs are crap.

Im just gonna buy Norton again methinks.
Zone Alarm or Zone Alarm Pro? I created a rule that prevents ZAP from logging the common connections attempts - mostly viruses. Keep the logs short and reduces disk I/O. High rated usually means that the connection was to a port <1024 and could therefore be a port scan.
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