What is the name of inbuilt firewall available in windows xp?
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ICF(Internet Connection Firewall)
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The firewall feature can be useful when you want to protect a dial-up connection when dialing directly into an Internet service provider (ISP), or to protect a LAN connection that is connected to an asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) or cable modem. You can also enable the firewall feature on the Internet connection of an Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) host computer to provide protection to the ICS host computer.\n\nTo enable Internet Connection Firewall feature using the Network Setup Wizard in Windows XP or Windows XP SP1:\n1.Run the Network Setup Wizard. To access this wizard, point to Control Panel, double-click Network and Internet Connections, and then click Setup or change your home or small office network.\n2.The Internet Connection Firewall is enabled when you choose a configuration in the wizard that indicates that your computer is connected directly to the Internet.\nTo configure Internet Connection Firewall manually in Windows XP or Windows XP SP1:\n1.Click Start, click Run, type control.exe netconnections, and then click OK.\n2.Right-click the connection on which you would like to enable ICF, and then click Properties.\n3.On the Advanced tab, click the box to select the option to Protect my computer or network.\n4.If you want to enable the use of some applications and services through the firewall, you must enable them. To do this, click Settings, and then click to select the programs, protocols, and services that you want to enable for the ICF configuration.
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Disable Windows firewall or configure it in the options menu. To disbale go to Control Panel>Administratives Tools> services>Windows Firewall, Windows Security center and ICS
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I don't have any experience with that server, but I use windows, and if I hold down the "ctrl" key, it will override\nthe firewall. Give it a try, you have nothing to loose..good luck..
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I think u have installed Windows XP Service pack - 2.It contains built in firewall .. To know more abt the settings goto control panel...
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A Firewall may be blocking access to and from your computer if you have windows xp Service pack 2 disable windows firewall.
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I agree with the Smoothwall suggestion. I've used a number of them, and Smoothwall is my favorite. However, I have also used IPCop (which is based on Smoothwall) and Monowall. These are very good, too. You can't go wrong with any of these three.\n\nAnother option, if you want to try out some different things, is to use one of the Live Linux CD distros that are specifically designed to be used as firewalls. (Link below) Download the live distro of your choice, burn it to a CD, and then boot off of that CD, and you get to use the distribution without actually having to install anything. This is great for testing and experimenting. For production use, though, you're probably better off installing rather than running off of a CD.
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you may want to go to http://scan.sygatetech.com/ where it will scan your comp and tell you how protected your comp is, you can try it with and without your 3rd pary firewall
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Thinkgeek.com has something called the Stingray Firewall - it's a hardware firewall that learns what to block in a very intelligent manner. It will not get in the way of games, web browsing, or other normal internet activity; it will stop all intruders like a brick wall that's been set on fire. Setup is ridiculously easy, just plug in all the right stuff and you're good to go.
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if this is Windows XP builtin firewall then go to control panel>>windows firewall\nand off the firewall
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Nope, you don't want to run two firewalls at the same time. They'll do nothing but slow you down. You don't even want the windows firewall activated when running another firewall such as Black Ice.
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AVG does not have its own firewall. (not that I know of)\nIf she is on a budget and has XP - xp has a built in firewall.
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windows 98 doesn't have a built-in firewall, unlike windows xp.\n\nso most probably, if you have a firewall on your computer, you have to have a program installed.\n\nsome of the firewall programs being used are:\n- norton internet security\n- norton personal firewall\n- mcafee security center\n- mcafee personal firewall\n- zone alarm\n- black ice\n\nwhat you can try to do is to click on start, go to programs, and check your programs list for any of the programs listed above.\n\nor you can also click on start, go to settings, double click on control panel, then inside control panel, open add/remove programs. then check the list of programs that you have, and try to see if you have any of the programs mentioned above.
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Zone Alarm.\n\nThis is the best Firewall from my experience, nothing gets through.\n\nThe only problem is it blocks EVERYTHING, you have to allow certain processes to have access not only to the internet but also to the privileged zone.
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Knowing what Firewall you have would help to answer your question. What you'll have to do is turn the firewall off or (better) add the program to that firewall's list of programs not to be blocked. You can probably find your firewall by hovering over the icons in your startup menu until you see the name of it. It could just be the Windows firewall (kind of looks like a shield).
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What Firewall setup are you using?
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No, they co-exist nicely - but with ZoneAlarm running, you might as well disable the Windows firewall.