Windows 2000 and Firewalls
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Date: 02/09/04
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Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2004 09:06:21 -0800
Hi,
Are you using ICS (Internet connection Sharing) ?
If you configured ZoneAlarm as a ICS gateway then all PCs
that are part of your Local network will be allowed to see
each other and share files. Only people coming from
externally will get blocked.
Regards,
Tim
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a network of 4 computers in my house right now
using a Linksys 8 port cable modem router and all but one
comp are running XP. My one roommate has 2000. I have my
comp sharing a bunch of files with everyone else, so I
leave my comp on pretty much 24/7. Since I do that with a
cable modem, I use ZoneAlarm Pro firewall and keep it
updated regularly. The other two comps running XP needed
to be added to the firewall to gain access. Unless I did
that, I wouldn't even show up on the network to them.
>
>However, my one roommate with 2000 didn't need access and
has been able to see my files for some time now. That kind
of freaked me out because if someone else with 2000 wanted
to see my files over the internet, they could easily
bypass my firewall (theoretically). What do I have to do
to secure my PC from 2000 with a firewall?
>.
>
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