This new version, which I'm not sure is all that new inside other than the GUI, is very quiet. Install, go through the 4 or 5 things Cruelsister suggests and like always, leave it alone. I couldn't ask for anything better. Solid and non intrusive protection with minimal involvement.Could be the Custom Ruleset setting which can be a bit chatty initially but that`s to be expected ? After a few days the alerts are fewer of course.
Regards Eck
I think CS now recommends Safe Mode but I enable the Custom Ruleset just to keep an eye on what`s phoning home, but the alerts are few and far between.
CS Solid and Non intrusive protection? CS setting leaves that IPv6 door wide open...
Yeah, always did I think. I and my desktops, now laptop, survived with virtually no paranoia about it.
Why not enable IPv6 filtering?Just leave windows own firewall enabled as Comodo does not disable it.
Regards Eck
Why not for IPv6?Incase you want to monitor outbound connections.
Regards Eck
I just let windows take care of that as I have both enabled with no problems so far.
I don't think there will be any problems. Both seemed to work together fine in the past. In past versions, Comodo didn't disable Win firewall. I was surprised to see they do in this new version. I'll leave it turned off. I've never screwed around with stuff and won't start now.I just let windows take care of that as I have both enabled with no problems so far.
Regards Eck
Like I already stated leave both enabled or diable the firewall component in Comodo if you have IPV6 concerns.
You can monitor what is going out via the Custom Ruleset setting so even a novice could do that ?
I`ve just enabled WF to see if it indeed causes any conflicts but no problems so far
