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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1100132" data-attributes="member: 114717">Regardless of the third party security solution that you use, IPv6 should be disabled on your system. That&#039;s just Security 101 as IPv6 after all these years has multiple unresolved security issues.Murdered by words.One can search the web literally find the same sad tale about other software. Software that you would rate as &quot;Refined&quot; and &quot;Polished.&quot;It is software. Crap happens. Either cope with it or get out of the Playing-with-Security-Software Game.Comodo will never deliver what you want. So you are better served by never using it again. Ever. Never. Never Ever. When the next version is released if you try it because you think it will be better then your thinking and behavior is a prime example of the definition of insanity - doing something over again and expecting a different result.The entire point of CS configuration is that CIS\CFW have bugs and the configuration provides very high security while avoiding all the bugs that drive you people bonkers.Some people can cope with bugs. They are OK with workarounds as long as it delivers what they want. For you, you want to highly configure Comodo and that just is not possible without experience bugs &amp; issues. It is not suitable for your needs. It will not deliver what you want.All that said, it will give you high security using CS configuration.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1100132, member: 114717"] Regardless of the third party security solution that you use, IPv6 should be disabled on your system. That's just Security 101 as IPv6 after all these years has multiple unresolved security issues. Murdered by words. One can search the web literally find the same sad tale about other software. Software that you would rate as "Refined" and "Polished." It is software. Crap happens. Either cope with it or get out of the Playing-with-Security-Software Game. Comodo will never deliver what you want. So you are better served by never using it again. Ever. Never. Never Ever. When the next version is released if you try it because you think it will be better then your thinking and behavior is a prime example of the definition of insanity - doing something over again and expecting a different result. The entire point of CS configuration is that CIS\CFW have bugs and the configuration provides very high security while avoiding all the bugs that drive you people bonkers. Some people can cope with bugs. They are OK with workarounds as long as it delivers what they want. For you, you want to highly configure Comodo and that just is not possible without experience bugs & issues. It is not suitable for your needs. It will not deliver what you want. All that said, it will give you high security using CS configuration. [/QUOTE]

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