Re: Is there a firewall that can block a particular connection?
- From: Jeff B <jbeardNo-Spam1185@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 05 Jan 2006 16:52:41 -0800
Gordon596 wrote:
"Opera [Opera.exe] is trying to connect to www.google.analytics.com[64.233.183.147] using remote port 80 [HTTP - World Wide Web]. Do you want to allow this program to access the network?"
If I choose "No" my firewall (Sygate) won't let Opera (my web browser) access ANY address. If I choose "Yes" the firewall will let Opera access ALL next addresses without further notification. I find this "all or nothing" tactic for the browser at least stupid and extremely unsafe!
So is there a software firewall that would let me choose (with a click or two) to block a particular connection instead of the whole internet access for the browser?
you need to add a rule deny outbound tcp 64.233.183.147 port 80,443,25,143,110 and move it just under any rules that allow local lan, eg allow i/o to/from 127.0.0.1 allow i/o to/from 192.168.0/32
The Windows FW will not do this (ie control outbound), but almost any other will (eg Norton NIS)
why so concerned on google.analytics.com?
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