Hi,
Thanks for your answers, but I have to say you've got me confused. Damien
says that firestarter will report connection attempts (exactly what I
need) whereas Rob says that firestarter is a firewall and does not
monitor ports. Since I only use dial-up for my computer and I never use
it as a
Is there something similar to ZoneAlarm available for linux? Or can you
reccomend another application?
Many thanks,
Andrei
Have you tried firestarter? It's quite simpler than
ZoneAlarm --it only has two tabs, one which reports
connection attempts and blocked packets, and the
Have you tried firestarter? It's quite simpler than
ZoneAlarm --it only has two tabs, one which reports
connection attempts and blocked packets, and the other
inside of which you can create rules for your firewall
http://firestarter.sf.net
Ok, this is what initially got me into
On Sunday 02 de March 2003 23:55, Robert Wideman wrote:
Have you tried firestarter? It's quite simpler than
ZoneAlarm --it only has two tabs, one which reports
connection attempts and blocked packets, and the other
inside of which you can create rules for your firewall
Well, i made my suggestion only because he was asking
for a ZoneAlarm-like program. As you may already know,
ZA is a software firewall for Win32, it notifies you of blocked
connections as they happen, and can be set up with simple
rules. To my eyes, iptables + firestarter are pretty much the
