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The best software firewall in the world, and that’s no joke, Agnitum’s “Outpost Firewall” is now available for . The free version is just a dumbed down version of the “Pro” version, i.e., it has the same basic protection but lacks the advanced features of the “Pro” version, but at no cost.

Outpost Firewall Free is offered in both 32-bit and 64-bit flavors.

Read more about this fantastic release and download here: Outpost Firewall Free.

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Agnitum’s “Outpost Firewall” is now available for . … …

Outlook Firewall Free is offered in both 32-bit and 64-bit flavors.

Is that a typo in there, Jeff? I didn’t want to get too bold and edit something without your knowledge.

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Is that a typo in there, Jeff? I didn’t want to get too bold and edit something without your knowledge.

Hahaha…. yep, it was without question a typo, BUT

Thanks, Al… typo corrected!

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Thanks, Al… typo corrected!

Since your correction contained a typo, I corrected it…

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Since your correction contained a typo, I corrected it…

I don’t have “Senior moments”… I have “Senior DAYS”!

Thanks for taking care of me Hans.

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The best software firewall in the world, and that’s no joke, Agnitum’s “Outpost Firewall” is now available for .

It’s great that they updated the free offering. The direct link is: http://free.agnitum.com/.

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“The best software firewall in the world, and that’s no joke.”

Looks good, but how does it match up against Comodo, also free?

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“Looks good, but how does it match up against Comodo, also free?

To be honest, there’s no comparison. As of late, there are quite a number of people I know who used to extol Comodo but now they won’t even install it. Seems there are issues with it.

There’s really only way to know if it is “better” is to go ahead and give it a try. Outpost’s reputation of being an excellent firewall is well known.

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“The best software firewall in the world, and that’s no joke.”

Looks good, but how does it match up against Comodo, also free?

Thanks. I’ve had some “issues” with Comodo, so I’ll try Outlook.

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To Dennis and Jeff:

Would either or both of you be so kind as to post what some or all of the “Comodo issues” might be, for the benefit of ME and anyone else who uses Comodo presently, please?

If there’s something lurking, that hasn’t bitten me yet, I’d like to do some investigating before (or if) I throw Comodo over the starboard rail!

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To Dennis and Jeff:

Would either or both of you be so kind as to post what some or all of the “Comodo issues” might be, for the benefit of ME and anyone else who uses Comodo presently, please?

If there’s something lurking, that hasn’t bitten me yet, I’d like to do some investigating before (or if) I throw Comodo over the starboard rail!

Every software app has problems. Comodo certainly does but I’d bet that every other firewall product does also.

I’ve been using Comodo firewall for some time. Generally it runs OK but I recently had a strange problem with the prior release. However, the problem may be caused by another application which I have isolated (I think).

If you want to investigate Comodo problems then check out their forum:

http://forums.comodo.com/comodo_internet_s…defense-b125.0/

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To Dennis and Jeff:

Would either or both of you be so kind as to post what some or all of the “Comodo issues” might be, for the benefit of ME and anyone else who uses Comodo presently, please?

If there’s something lurking, that hasn’t bitten me yet, I’d like to do some investigating before (or if) I throw Comodo over the starboard rail!

Two issues in particular: Very slow in initializing, cpu usage spiked and slowed down the whole bootup process;
checking the “treat this installation as an update” (or words to that effect) most of the time didn’t work–alert windows for different parts of the same update kept popping up.

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Two issues in particular: Very slow in initializing, cpu usage spiked and slowed down the whole bootup process;
checking the “treat this installation as an update” (or words to that effect) most of the time didn’t work–alert windows for different parts of the same update kept popping up.

Thanks Dennis. I haven’t had a problem with either of those, but I’ll be on the alert!

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