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Did all your suggestions and am hoping for the best.
Thanx!
Michael
At 07:32 PM 10/18/2006, you wrote:
Run some tests. Take down your firewall for a week and see if your
connection remains stable. Put up your firewall again and see if the
connection is lost. One of the problems with Zone Alarm is that it
isn't as configurable as other firewalls, so you can't look at
individual rules to see what traffic is being blocked.
Also, check its program control settings. The eSignal data manager
needs to be able to run as a "server" (I think that means inbound TCP
traffic is permitted for that application).
My recollection is that eSignal needs some unusual ports open to
inbound TCP traffic. In Kaj's case, it's possible Zone Alarm used to
simply block all out-of-the-ordinary traffic.
From: Michael Guess <mguess@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wednesday, October 18, 2006, 1:52:40 PM
Subject: Tradestation / eSignal / Zone Alarm firewall
I suspect ZA has been killing my eSignal & Omnovia webinar software,
as my ISP claims they've had no problems; yet my connection to these
apps dies almost daily.
Any other opinions? I need to do something pronto or I'm at risk in
both my trading as well as hosting my conference room.
Thanx!
Michael Guess
At 09:24 AM 10/18/2006, altroad1212 wrote:
>Hey guys,
>
>Last time I used Zone Alarm firewall, it would cause my eSignal
>connection to die after a few hours. Sometimes it wouldn't dies
>for nearly a full day. ZA even admitted it was an issue they were
>aware of and did not have a fix. Before I contact them, I'm
>wondering if any of you are able to run eSignal and ZA 24/7 without
>connection issues?
>eSignal feeds my third party apps like TS2000.
>
>Otherwise, I guess I will need to use the Norton Firewall unless you
>have a better solution. I've tried Tiny in the past but it created
>different problems for me.
>
>Thanks!
>Kaj
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