I am cleaning up an old computer and want to install her first firewall.
Have done the routine maintenance and removed malware+viruses.
If it were WinMe, I would install Kerio V2.15.
Can I install Kerio on 98SE? or install something different?
She needs something relatively easy to use.
If relevant, she has wireless high speed cable connected to a hub, but
uses her computers (98SE desktop, WinXP laptop) infrequently ...
for e-mails and income tax software, etc. Little browsing of Internet.
(I have no information about the hub. Maybe late today.)
Thanks -- AJ
>I am cleaning up an old computer and want to install her first firewall.
> Have done the routine maintenance and removed malware+viruses.
>
> If it were WinMe, I would install Kerio V2.15.
> Can I install Kerio on 98SE? or install something different?
> She needs something relatively easy to use.
I use Kerio 2.1.5 on both (and XP).
Shane
> If relevant, she has wireless high speed cable connected to a hub, but
> uses her computers (98SE desktop, WinXP laptop) infrequently ...
> for e-mails and income tax software, etc. Little browsing of Internet.
> (I have no information about the hub. Maybe late today.)
>
> Thanks -- AJ
Another Jake - 25 Feb 2006 18:49 GMT
> >I am cleaning up an old computer and want to install her first firewall.
> > Have done the routine maintenance and removed malware+viruses.
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> Shane
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Thanks, Shane --
It looks like I can still download the executable from Kerio's
archives (instead of carrying my copy over on CD).
If she still likes it a couple months from now, I may install it on
her XP laptop, too.
-- AJ
Shane - 26 Feb 2006 00:41 GMT
>> >I am cleaning up an old computer and want to install her first
> firewall.
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> If she still likes it a couple months from now, I may install it on
> her XP laptop, too.
You're welcome, and yes, long may it be available at - as I'm sure you also
have it - http://download.kerio.com/dwn/kpf/kerio-pf-2.1.5-en-win.exe. About
every 6 months I download it again to check that it still does. And I see it
still does!
Shane
Sunny - 26 Feb 2006 06:18 GMT
>>> >I am cleaning up an old computer and want to install her first
>> firewall.
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> months I download it again to check that it still does. And I see it still
> does!
Don't forget the manual :-)
http://download.kerio.com/archive/
webster72n - 25 Feb 2006 21:41 GMT
Shane:
To my understanding Kerio isn't free anymore, is that correct?
If that were so, there is always ZoneAlarm, right?
Just a thought.
Harry.
> >I am cleaning up an old computer and want to install her first firewall.
> > Have done the routine maintenance and removed malware+viruses.
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> > Thanks -- AJ
Noel Paton - 25 Feb 2006 23:04 GMT
ZA is a bloated POS, headed the same way as Norton :(

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siljaline - 26 Feb 2006 01:04 GMT
> ZA is a bloated POS, headed the same way as Norton :(
I second that, ZA free, pro, whatever - POS.
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Shane - 26 Feb 2006 00:36 GMT
Harry,
I have to say I tend towards Noel's view re ZA. I stopped using it years ago
when it first began causing problems in Win ME. However, that aside, Kerio
2.1.5 is the old version that, Noel, Silj and I use, is free and will always
be so. More to the point it is, as software firewalls go, damn good,
straight-forward and simple.
Shane
> Shane:
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>> > Thanks -- AJ
webster72n - 26 Feb 2006 00:57 GMT
That is good to know, Shane, just in case.
I am using Sygate and it does the job for me.
Thank you and Noel.
Harry.
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