Re: Help for noob re wireless
- From: nigel <nonehere@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 12:02:29 -0600
"Roger Parks" <bogus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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UDP traffic, or UDP-responsive file sharing enabled without password,
they can get by ZA and into your files.
I need to reconsider this..... ZA ought to be able to block legitimate (MS
stack) UDP traffic
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The main reason I had turned my router firewall off was I thought it was
causing freezes on my antiquated W98SE system.However since reactivating it has
been fine.I was using the ZA on medium settings but have since put all to
highest.It seems to be working fine with both and I suspect just maybe that
before without the wireless passworded the scum bag locally whoever it was, was
using my internet and causing the problem.
The one thing I am considering is to use some software for encyption of files.I
did try one years ago which was free but suspect it had adware on it.Can you or
the other guys on this forum suggest such software that I can d/l free which
isn't containing adware or the likes?Preferably a small program as my pooter
isn't bulging with ram.If need be I would buy one.Cos I don't like the thought
of people reading my files.
Anyway thanks for your advise and to sebastian and his.
nigel
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