Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (241 mails)

["M9." <monkey9@xxxxxx>]

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Dominique Leuenberger schreef:
>>>> On 09-02-2007 at 16:07, "M9." <monkey9@xxxxxx> wrote:
>> I have not been able to browse the network on a normal way since
>> 10.0.
>> With the interface like you said: put the respective network
>> interface
>> into the Internal Zone,
>>>> it has all ports opened by default.
>> This is possibly not the most elegant solution, but
>> I thank you very much for this realy simple workaround.  ;-)
>> Just had to put options to owner, and guestlogin permitted, to get
>> rid
>> of the loginmanager, which did not get me anywhere.
>>
>
> I think with that setup you can as well also just disable the Firewall,
> if you don't have more than one interface.
>
> For home usage, this might even be a valid use case, in case you trust
> your DSL-Router, which most likely already NAT's you to the Internet.
>
> Dominique

Yep, i will just use the Router firewall again... ;-(
I just do not understand, why an essential part, as a firewall, can not
be adjusted from the systemtray....
It should warn me when unknown enterings are at hand, so i can permit or
decline entrance, for once, or enduring....

I do not know if it should be a part of another app, such as a NetwMngr..
I would rather have a seperate app, which shows me my ports and traffic,
and permitted apps and hosts.....

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Have a nice day,

M9.               Now, is the only time that exists.



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