Re: Zone Alarm Woes
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Date: 01/18/04
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Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2004 22:27:19 -0700
Noyb wrote:
> Can someone tell me why Zone Alarm won't play nice?
Uh, it plays? And it doesn't play nice? At least yours plays with you -- my
zone alarm doesn't even play with me at all ... :( lol
> I'm on WinXP Pro
Could that be the first problem? ;)
> running Apache
Your own web server? hmm ...
> with Zone Alarm Pro 4.5 behind a linksys router
Two firewalls? hmmm...
> which is
> forwarding port 80 to my machine (we'll call it 10.11.12.13),
Uh, linksys routers usually prefer that you use DHCP and that you use
192.168.1.x ip's.
> WinXP's
> firewall is off.
Good start ... WinXP's ICF usually just blocks incoming SYN packets, which
would be a bad thing if you're running apache...
> Web traffic gets through fantastically when Zone Alarm
> is shut down,
Imagine that! ;)
> but when it's up port 80 gets blocked. Under ZA's Program
> Control I've checked (set to allow) everything for Apache HTTP Server
> and Monitor. Any ideas?
Contact the zone alarm people.
> Any suggestions for another firewall?
Yeah -- use Linux with apache and use iptables firewall, that's my opinion.
That way you can build a machine that does nothing but apache. Here's what
the firewall script would look like (simplified):
Block all fragmented packets
Block all spoofing attempts
Allow icmp echo request and reply
Allow state NEW,ESTABLISHED,RELATED over the http port you want
Block everything else
You can also run SNORT, which is an intrusion detection system.
Also, you can get a cheap i586 (pentium 1 / pro or k6-I/II/III) with 128mb
ram and two network cards, and use that as a router/firewall solution. I
have a Linksys Firewall router, but I prefer the smoothwall 2.0 I built
over the linksys.
> TIA
> Steve
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a corporation whose president codes in octal.
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