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pop-ups after installing firewall

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vj - 29 Sep 2005 18:41 GMT
I was getting some annoying 'messenger service' popups, and read in the
newsgroups that installing a firewall is a much better option rather
than disabling messenger service. I installed the sygate free firewall.
After installing this firewall, I started to get a lot of
sygate-generated popups, such as
"An application named NDIS User mode I/O Driver (file name ndisuio.sys)
has been blocked from accessing the network"
and
"IP network address translator (ipnat.sys) is trying to broadcast to
[239.255.255.250] using remote port 1900 (SSDP..........Allow...?"

Now I have no idea whether to allow these processes or not when asked
by the popup message. I don't know which process is authentic and
should be allowed, and which not.

Any suggestions?
Jim - 29 Sep 2005 19:47 GMT
>I was getting some annoying 'messenger service' popups, and read in the
> newsgroups that installing a firewall is a much better option rather
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>
> Any suggestions?

Search in Google for these two programs to learn.
Jim
Ted Zieglar - 29 Sep 2005 21:51 GMT
Does your firewall program come with a Help menu that shows you how to use the program?

Ted Zieglar

>I was getting some annoying 'messenger service' popups, and read in the
> newsgroups that installing a firewall is a much better option rather
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> Any suggestions?
 
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