> And failing that, what is a good firewall to switch to.
And about that statement in your other post, get yourself one that's in
the link that cost as much as ZA or something else you're wanting to go
to that provides instant protection from the Internet and little to no
configuration on your part. You can supplement it on outbound with a
less complicated personal FW if you like. But if the PFW gives you
trouble, the other thing is always there doing its job. You can't
uninstall if off of the computer.
http://www.homenethelp.com/web/explain/about-NAT.asp
That's a NAT router.
Duane :)
