NIS 2005 or Zone Alarm 5????

[Roo]

Hi,
In installing and running NIS 2005, should xp2 firewall be on or off, all or
part of
the time. Would I be better with NAV 2005 and Zone Alarm 5, more the novice
thats wants a safe/easy life.

Thanks Roo

 

[Wattsville Blues]

Hi,
In installing and running NIS 2005, should xp2 firewall be on or off, all or
part of
the time. Would I be better with NAV 2005 and Zone Alarm 5, more the novice
thats wants a safe/easy life.

Thanks Roo

Zone Alarm 5 is fine on a fast system, although version 4.5.594 is still
used widely as 5-5.1 uses alot more system resources and can slow
machines to a crawl. I wouldn't entertain any Norton products anymore.

 

[George Ruch]

Zone Alarm 5 is fine on a fast system, although version 4.5.594 is still
used widely as 5-5.1 uses alot more system resources and can slow
machines to a crawl. I wouldn't entertain any Norton products anymore.

Depending on your OS, you should also check on system compatibility with
ZA. ZA versions prior to 5.1.011 have various issues with XP SP2.

| George Ruch
| "Is there life in Clovis after Clovis Man?"

 

[Bart Bailey]

What're ya gonna do with those pies, boys?

just "throwing" a party for goddess Ann, ma'am.

 

[Wattsville Blues]

In Message-ID:<[email protected]> posted on Mon, 25 Oct
2004 16:13:19 +0000 (UTC), Wattsville Blues wrote: Begin




just "throwing" a party for goddess Ann, ma'am.

Acid pies = bad.

 

[Ron 'Smitty' Roberts]

just "throwing" a party for goddess Ann, ma'am.

....before Michael Moore eats them all!