Bill said:
You can do manual scans. I'm not sure whether you can not schedule
them.
You're correct Bill but you cannot stop automatic scans. The options are 1,
2, 3, or 4 weeks but no option for "never".
I'm shocked that you would want a firewall that lets the trojan get
its report out before notifying you about the attempt. Blocking
before notifying is the right way to do this, as far as I'm
concerned. If you can convince me that some other magical way of
managing this would be equally safe and less disruptive, I'd be open
to persuasion, but this seems like the safe way to do it to me.
I think you misunderstood. All firewalls that I'm familiar with will ask if
a certain application should be allowed to access the internet or the
network (at least the first time). One care does not.....it blocks it first
and asks if you wish to let it the "next time" you access it.
My biggest complaint is that I was unable to *exit* the program, take it out
of startup and simply use it manually. Also the MS reports which as I said,
I would not even have known about if I had not left Sygate active.
I'm not saying it's a bad application.....I'm saying it has a long way to go
before I would allow it into any production system.
LG
