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Vista Firewall Control 0.9.20

Copernic   on 26 December 2006 - 17:21 · 8 comments & 5996 views

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Protects your applications from undesirable network incoming and outgoing activity, controls applications internet access.Allows you to control personal information leakage via controlling application network traffic.

Features:

* Designed for Windows Vista
* Free
* Protection from incoming and outgoing threats
* Simplicity of operation
* Per-application security settings

Download: Vista Firewall Control 0.9.20
Download: Vista Firewall Control (Windows x64)
Link: Sphinx Software

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#1 sahwnllewellyn on 26 Dec 2006 - 17:43
This could be a good program but the UI looks very shotty to use in Vista but nice try...Works good though
(2 replies) #2 Yogurth on 26 Dec 2006 - 18:09
I'm certain that a free solution for controling Vista firewall will come out soon now that Vista API has been released.
#2.1 Express on 26 Dec 2006 - 18:56
You can use the firewall mmc.
#2.2 Yogurth on 26 Dec 2006 - 19:22
I know, but it's qute a struggle to use it that way, since every rule has to be added in manually.
(2 replies) #3 Aero Ultimate on 27 Dec 2006 - 00:10
It only allows four settings per program: Allow all, Allow incoming only, Allow outgoing only and Block all - nothing more.
Thus, it doesn't even come remotely close to an actual firewall

Better wait for an actual firewall than use this sorry excuse.
#3.1 pmshen on 27 Dec 2006 - 02:22
i can even do that on my router!
#3.2 dragon2611 on 18 Jan 2007 - 18:05
Edit: after further testing Ill retract my last comment.

Its all that good after all.

Last edited by dragon2611 on 20 Jan 2007 - 12:58
#4 gabito on 06 Feb 2007 - 00:21
guys can anyone upload this to rapidshare or whatever? sphynx website has been down for some time now.
I need the vista 32 bit version for the software
thanks

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