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<blockquote data-quote="ErzCrz" data-source="post: 847277" data-attributes="member: 81799">I do think the default security level should be more like CS&#039;s settings with a strict default deny of unknowns. That at the default firewall protection to block unknowns outbound by default and filter IPv6 traffic. Switching to CS settings resolves that I just find it annoying that I have to create IPv6 rules for it to work and that firewall logging isn&#039;t enabled by default.I may go back to CIS when the latest beta goes stable. Tested it the other day without issue though I can&#039;t see myself using ISE, I&#039;ve only ever seen it work with explorer, I don&#039;t use CShopping as I just virtualize the browser and my ISP doesn&#039;t allow DNS changes so not a lot of point using CD and yahoo search. (EDIT: CD is a good product and maybe I could do DNS over http here and or just disable it in the browser itself and change the search engine if I wanted to).Anyway, waiting to see what the future holds at the moment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ErzCrz, post: 847277, member: 81799"] I do think the default security level should be more like CS's settings with a strict default deny of unknowns. That at the default firewall protection to block unknowns outbound by default and filter IPv6 traffic. Switching to CS settings resolves that I just find it annoying that I have to create IPv6 rules for it to work and that firewall logging isn't enabled by default. I may go back to CIS when the latest beta goes stable. Tested it the other day without issue though I can't see myself using ISE, I've only ever seen it work with explorer, I don't use CShopping as I just virtualize the browser and my ISP doesn't allow DNS changes so not a lot of point using CD and yahoo search. (EDIT: CD is a good product and maybe I could do DNS over http here and or just disable it in the browser itself and change the search engine if I wanted to). Anyway, waiting to see what the future holds at the moment. [/QUOTE]

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