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Firewalls - MozillaZine Knowledge Base
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. " Firewalls From MozillaZine Knowledge Base A personal firewall ( e.g., the Norton firewall and ZoneAlarm) is a security program that controls access to the Internet. The firewall may be a freestanding program, or it may be part of an Internet security package. After your Mozilla application is installed or updated, your security software must be configured to allow Internet access. This may happen automatically, or you may have to do it. If you deny access, you must reconfigure the security software to allow access. No Web browser or any other program can control the firewall. If it could, that would completely bypass the security of the firewall. This article provides general information about software firewalls as well as information about specific firewall programs. For information about other security programs, including antivirus programs, that can can block internet access or cause other connection issues, see Error loading websites . Contents 1 Firewall pitfalls 2 AVG Internet Security 3 CA Personal Firewall 4 Comodo Firewall Pro 5 eTrust EZ Firewall 6 Kaspersky firewall 7 McAfee Personal Firewall 8 Norton firewalls from Symantec 8.1 Norton 360 8.2 Norton Internet Security 9 Outpost Firewall 10 Sygate Firewall 11 Trend Micro PC-cillin Internet Security 12 Windows Firewall 13 ZoneAlarm 14 See also 15 External links [ edit ] Firewall pitfalls Firewalls may not "know" about every update, and may sometimes require manual configuration. Some firewalls continue running even if you think you have disabled them. Some firewalls continue running even if you think you have uninstalled them. The EnumProcess tool for Windows will help you find any firewalls that may be running. A firewall can easily block Firefox/Thunderbird/SeaMonkey without blocking Internet Explorer. Some firewalls provide detailed rules concerning Internet access, any of which could block Internet access. [1] [2] [3] [4] If the firewall shows that Internet access is already allowed for your Web browse" .... read entire page
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