kerio personal firewall "rescued"

  • Thread starter Thread starter Norman Cohen
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Norman said:
I posted this before I read today's messages. Hope I am posting
something new and useful rather than old and useless.


http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/askjack/2005/12/white_knight_rescues_kerios_
fr.html

This is good news. However, I hope that the free version of Kerio that
they're going to offer isn't too chopped up.

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["Vrodok the Troll"; Fri, 02 Dec 2005 15:29:40 GMT]
Ah, but will they decide to "fix" v2.15 (favored by many on these groups)?

By the way, why is 2.15 so heavily favored?
 
["Vrodok the Troll"; Fri, 02 Dec 2005 15:29:40 GMT]
Ah, but will they decide to "fix" v2.15 (favored by many on these groups)?

By the way, why is 2.15 so heavily favored?

Little drag on system-resources, not "bloated" as *so* many apps are these
days, easy to config, well-spoken of throughout the years, also (the) "Free for
personal use"; does not "expire" any features after 30 days. Etc., etc.
 
["Vrodok the Troll"; Sun, 04 Dec 2005 13:55:34 GMT]
Little drag on system-resources, not "bloated" as *so* many apps are
these days, easy to config, well-spoken of throughout the years, also
(the) "Free for personal use"; does not "expire" any features after 30
days. Etc., etc.

I've been trying it for the past day and it is indeed much faster. Thanks
for the pointer. And it's basically just as safe?
 
w44kz.bayvar said:
["Vrodok the Troll"; Sun, 04 Dec 2005 13:55:34 GMT]
Little drag on system-resources, not "bloated" as *so* many apps are
these days, easy to config, well-spoken of throughout the years, also
(the) "Free for personal use"; does not "expire" any features after 30
days. Etc., etc.

I've been trying it for the past day and it is indeed much faster. Thanks
for the pointer. And it's basically just as safe?

If you're talking about Kerio 2.1.5, the only major flaw is that it
doesn't process fragmented packets properly, it allows them thru without
logging or blocking in any way. It's old news.. Google for "Kerio
fragmented packet" or similar phrases and you should get more info.
Been discussed at length on many forums and so on. Other than that,
2.1.5 is a great firewall.
 
w44kz.bayvar said:
["Vrodok the Troll"; Sun, 04 Dec 2005 13:55:34 GMT]
Little drag on system-resources, not "bloated" as *so* many apps are
these days, easy to config, well-spoken of throughout the years, also
(the) "Free for personal use"; does not "expire" any features after 30
days. Etc., etc.

I've been trying it for the past day and it is indeed much faster. Thanks
for the pointer. And it's basically just as safe?

If you're talking about Kerio 2.1.5, the only major flaw is that it
doesn't process fragmented packets properly, it allows them thru without
logging or blocking in any way. It's old news.. Google for "Kerio
fragmented packet" or similar phrases and you should get more info.
Been discussed at length on many forums and so on. Other than that,
2.1.5 is a great firewall.

Well said.
 
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