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Sean, gotta admit myself I've got nothin' fancy for graphics, 2 systems have
the ol'G400 dual head Matrox, the others are all multiple generic S3's or
equiv. How ZA could screw a graphic design or gamer setup is beyond me, no
argument there. My personal great concern is only with uninterrupted data
flow during market hours and nobody gaining access to my trading account for
kiddie fun & games at my expense. I haven't upgraded to the ZA-pro version
yet, but the logistics of keeping 5 p-p workstations chugging along is
getting a bit old. BTW, the one time I found a trojan with Gibson's Opt-out
on a Black-Ice protected system was when I iced Black Ice. ;-)
But I can understand the intensity of your distrust for ZA, given your
results.
NHBob
----- Original Message -----
From: Sean O'Toole
To: NHBob
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 9:39 PM
Subject: RE: ZoneAlarm Alert
Thanks for the reply. I'll take a look at dslreports.com. My dislike of
zonealarm stems from difficulties with, of all things, high end graphics
cards and their drivers. 'Never a problem with generic stuff but I've done
two installations now wherein zonealarm caused *huge* instability problems.
Both situations involved high end cards that required that I make bios
modifications. There began my nightmares with zonealarm.
I know it makes no sense but I know what fixed the machines - the complete
removal of zonealarm in both cases.
Best regards,
________________________
Sean T. O'Toole
Kingfield Capital Management, L.L.C.
612.378.2816
sean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.kingfieldcapital.com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: NHBob [mailto:rehhrd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 8:30 PM
> To: Sean O'Toole; omega-list
> Subject: Re: ZoneAlarm Alert
>
>
> Totally disagree about ZoneAlarm.
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