router firewall and xp's firewall.

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karma

  
From: Jack Gillis ([email protected])
Subject: Router Firewall and XP's Firewall
microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web
Date: 2004-06-25 14:34:23 PST
I am just getting into DSL and wonder about the desirability of
running XP's firewall behind that of the router. Is there any
advantage, necessity or the like for doing so?
Thank you.


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Hello, This is my first time posting here. I have been lurking this
newsgroup for the past 2 years or so.
It's been an invaluable resource.

Mr. Mike~` err....I mean ..Jack.. Gould...oops...I
mean...GILLIS...here..needs you to answer that quesion so he can
illegally network to my computer and access my files. Jack has been
trying to network with my without my permission for about eight months
now.. I want to remove his router off of my P.C. and get him (MDG)
permanently away from me.. How do I do that?

BTW, JACK, my firewall stays~~you're the one that has remove your
network from my P.C.

Thanks!

Buh bye.

Karm'
 
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Guest

What the hell are you talking about karm!????? Are you
two in the same house behind a router? I hate to tell you
this but if you are, your already networked and he can
access your files. This post doesn't make much sense!!
 
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Chuck

What the hell are you talking about karm!????? Are you
two in the same house behind a router? I hate to tell you
this but if you are, your already networked and he can
access your files. This post doesn't make much sense!!
 

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