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    best stand alone firewall that will work along side kaspersky

    It says it in the title.

    so any recomendations?


    Thanks in advance

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    I think you'll be Ok with outpost - I found it much less alarmist than many of the other packages currently on the market.
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    is there any know confilcts with the lastest kaspersky and outpost?

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    it would seem that depends on the version of KAV you use.

    http://www.outpostfirewall.com/forum...ad.php?t=17035

    I'm sure both have a trial , so why not give it a go
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    Why not use the Windows Firewall?

    Does everything you need

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    sygate personal firewall it just works
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    i quite like kerio pf, buti found outpost good just abit of a resource hog

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    How about the hardware firewall from your (potential) router?

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