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ATTN: Twitchh Re: Comodo	by jpprater	2014-05-05 03:02:04
(see here) You can try: 1. Increasing the alert frequency. What do you have it set for now? 2. Set firewall behavior to custom policy mode, if you don't already. Default, as I recall, is safe mode, which acts like that checkbox is turned on, even if it's off. 3. Purge your configuration rules. That'll dump anything you have a rule for that's no longer present on your computer. You do that from Network Security Policy -> Application Rules tab (under Firewall->Advanced). 3a. There's a Global Rules tab in Network Security Policy also. You might check that to see if there's something causing applications not to alert. 4. Export your configuration to a file and uninstall/reinstall Comodo.
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And you're welcome :) Glad to be helpful. (n/t)	by jpprater	2014-05-05 03:15:58
Currently running is "Safe" mode with alert	by Twitchh	2014-05-05 05:59:54
Hoo-Boy, is it "chatty" now... :-)	by Twitchh	2014-05-05 06:11:38
At that level, it may alert for each port/protocol	by jpprater	2014-05-05 11:08:02
That's exactly what it's doing. :-) Shiny! (n/t)	by Twitchh	2014-05-05 12:34:21
\o/ Yay I've been helpful! (n/t)	by jpprater	2014-05-05 16:15:16
Very much so -- Much appreciated! (n/t)	by Twitchh	2014-05-05 20:48:23

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