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11-28-2007
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| | Firewall : state off or allow all inbound/outbound connections ? We have some customers who establish connections on a Linux server through RLOGIN protocol using Putty. If i put the firewall on state "off": Connection OK , very fast. If i allow all inbound/outbound connections for all the profiles (domain, privat, public), the connection is established very very slowly (about 10 seconds). Therefore, my general question is : is there a known difference between ? : - allow all inbound/outbound connections for all the profiles - put the firewall on state "off" Does it mean that Vista Firewall still blocks some connections even if there are supposed to be all allowed? Thank you in anticipation. |
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