From: AAH on
Links do not appear to work?


"Sysyphus' Sister" <sysyphus_sister(a)privacy.net> wrote in message
news:MPG.1d94d9c3de8cbf0b989699(a)newsgroups.comcast.net...
In article <96D3D84CF40F171F3M4(a)204.153.244.156>, no_thanks(a)mail.com
says...
> On Fri 16 Sep 2005 18:24:15, Wayne wrote:
> <news:lP-dnf6t-eZdYrfeRVn-jA(a)comcast.com>
> >
Snipped......
> If you get Fielsclab then make sure you get the Pro version (v3) as
> that is actually free. There is a non-Pro version (v2.5?) which is
> also free but the Pro version is nicer.
>
>
Here is the link:
http://www.filseclab.com/eng/download/downloads.htm


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From: Franklin on
On Fri 16 Sep 2005 22:29:38, Kerodo wrote:
<news:MPG.1d94d92122b6ed03989680(a)news.west.cox.net>

> In article <IPCdnWhDxbL_q7beRVn-sg(a)comcast.com>,
> pimentalw(a)nospamcomcast.net says...
>> Thanks for your comments. I do have the pro, v 3. I've been
>> using it now for 3 days and I'm very impressed on all the junk
>> that it blocks from coming in. The balloons keep you well
>> informed.
>
> It is a nice and promising product, especially for free. Watch
> out right now for excessive cpu usage in the current version.
> Many people have reported it and they are working on a fix for
> the next release. On my Win2k system here I am seeing 2-10% cpu
> usage with spikes up to 15%, and this while just idling. Way
> too high at the moment, but hopefully will be fixed soon.
>


Am running on XP Pro rather than your Win2k.

I haven't noticed the cpu at all. Maybe once there are a lot of
rules or the rules get complicated (through fine tuning the
Advanced settings for each rule) then more power might be needed.
I haven't noticed that yet.

Personally I found Zone Alarm used more cpu than I wanted, Sygate
was lighter than ZA on cpu but (for the time being) Filesclab
seems lighter still.
From: Sysyphus' Sister on
In article <dgg4i3$pgk$1(a)nwrdmz01.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com>,
aah(a)chakcomnet.net (top poster extrodinaire) says...
> Links do not appear to work?
>

> Here is the link:
> http://www.filseclab.com/eng/download/downloads.htm
>
>
>
Google is your friend!

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From: Kerodo on
In article <96D46DD64B79871F3M4(a)204.153.244.156>, no_thanks(a)mail.com
says...
> On Fri 16 Sep 2005 22:29:38, Kerodo wrote:
> <news:MPG.1d94d92122b6ed03989680(a)news.west.cox.net>
>
> > In article <IPCdnWhDxbL_q7beRVn-sg(a)comcast.com>,
> > pimentalw(a)nospamcomcast.net says...
> >> Thanks for your comments. I do have the pro, v 3. I've been
> >> using it now for 3 days and I'm very impressed on all the junk
> >> that it blocks from coming in. The balloons keep you well
> >> informed.
> >
> > It is a nice and promising product, especially for free. Watch
> > out right now for excessive cpu usage in the current version.
> > Many people have reported it and they are working on a fix for
> > the next release. On my Win2k system here I am seeing 2-10% cpu
> > usage with spikes up to 15%, and this while just idling. Way
> > too high at the moment, but hopefully will be fixed soon.
> >
>
>
> Am running on XP Pro rather than your Win2k.
>
> I haven't noticed the cpu at all. Maybe once there are a lot of
> rules or the rules get complicated (through fine tuning the
> Advanced settings for each rule) then more power might be needed.
> I haven't noticed that yet.
>
> Personally I found Zone Alarm used more cpu than I wanted, Sygate
> was lighter than ZA on cpu but (for the time being) Filesclab
> seems lighter still.
>

Sounds like you're having better luck than I. That's good. Filseclab
is a nice product with good potential for sure. I am keeping an eye on
it as it develops.

Another one you might like, which seems very light and interesting is
SensiveGuard. I am experimenting with it now and like it. Seems to
have potential and they are responsive to emails on problems and so on.

http://www.sensiveguard.com/


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From: prospero33 on
I installed it yesterday, delighted with the options and the easy
interface. However, none of the three servers that are supposed to
provide updates seem to work.

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