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I really like this sandbox feature in CF, but I am using KIS for realtime protection and I don't want to use firewall of CF!
Problem running KIS with Comodo firewall
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Comodo doesn't have a stand alone containment/sandbox product but you could try installing CF and disabling the firewall element. General Firewall Settings, PC Firewall, Firewall Protection | Internet Security but you'll need to whitelist some of the KIS program folders as there's been some conflicts in the past but see if that works for you.
I had Comodo Firewall for 2 years on my PC with Microsoft Defender. Had issues with Edge and stopped using it. I'm now with KIS and Windows 11. No issues. With NextDNS and Adguard ( extension)and a tweaked KIS, my protection is good. I don't need anything else.
If you absolutely want to add Comodo, make an image of your present system. Then add Comodo and exclude each other. And pray!
If you absolutely want to add Comodo, make an image of your present system. Then add Comodo and exclude each other. And pray!
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Hi friend. I don't really think you need Comodo's Sandbox if you're using Kaspersky Internet Security.
See, Comodo's Sandbox greatest advantage is the virtualization of unknown files (say "all files which are unsigned or signed by a vendor not included in the Trusted Vendors List).
If you are using Kaspersky Internet Security, you have Application Control. Application Control doesn't virtualize, but acts as an anti-execution type-of module (say "all files which are unsigned or signed by a vendor not included in the Trusted Vendors List are denied of execution).
Therefore, having both products would be a waste of time and resources. First instance, the unknown file will be blocked by KIS Application Control, so Comodo's Sandbox won't be able to do much. In order to use this last one, you'd have to disable Kaspersky's AC, which doesn't make much sense.
My suggestion: configure Kaspersky the right way (there are several threads about it). That way you won't need anything else.
See, Comodo's Sandbox greatest advantage is the virtualization of unknown files (say "all files which are unsigned or signed by a vendor not included in the Trusted Vendors List).
If you are using Kaspersky Internet Security, you have Application Control. Application Control doesn't virtualize, but acts as an anti-execution type-of module (say "all files which are unsigned or signed by a vendor not included in the Trusted Vendors List are denied of execution).
Therefore, having both products would be a waste of time and resources. First instance, the unknown file will be blocked by KIS Application Control, so Comodo's Sandbox won't be able to do much. In order to use this last one, you'd have to disable Kaspersky's AC, which doesn't make much sense.
My suggestion: configure Kaspersky the right way (there are several threads about it). That way you won't need anything else.
I think the comodo sandbox is meaningful because it coexists with fw and hips. If you want to use the sandbox in advance, you can use Sandboxie or Windows sandbox instead.
It's probably possible for KIS and comod to co-exist by previously reported methods, such as installing comodo first, but be aware that complex configurations can be problematic.
I agree with @RoboMan 's opinion.
It's probably possible for KIS and comod to co-exist by previously reported methods, such as installing comodo first, but be aware that complex configurations can be problematic.
I agree with @RoboMan 's opinion.
I understand that your comments prioritize the intent of the questioner.
Yes, you can easily do this if you want. One of the strengths of CF is that it is extremely configurable. If you really ONLY want the sandbox:
1). Install CF
2). the sandbox will be enabled by default
3). Right click the Comodo Taskbar icon, choose Firewall, click Disable, and then choose Permanently.
4). Do the same for the HIPS (for this one you will have to click on "Advanced View"), and Virusscope.
5). By default CF has Cloud lookup. To disable this also open the GUI, then Settings>File Ratings>File Rating Settings>uncheck Cloud lookup.
Now you have CF with only Containment.
Easy, Easy.
Even if you manage to get KIS to work with Comodo firewall, and you don't mind the warning sign that KIS will give you when you disable its firewall component, I really hope that you enjoy troubleshooting issues. Because you are combining two softwares that are known for their complications in interaction with other software. When you make a combo like that, the issues usually increase exponentially.
Why not use a standalone sandbox like sandboxie? Although with KIS around, you won't need to add anything else.
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What virus scope does?? is it like a real time protection that may interfere with KIS?
There shouldn't be any interference as the AV modules (VirusScope/Cloud Lookup) get along fine with another AV on board. these modules are more of an on access defense (more like WVSX) rather than a constant real time monitoring (like WD) activity.. Actually I have test systems with CF + WVSX +WD all ensbled, and more often than not when a malware file is run CF will act first (deleting it) prior to a WV action, prior to a WD action.
Does your computer have any problems installing Windows updates with that configuration?
Not at all. Personally I think WD is not really needed (and sometimes annoying) with the cruelCF + WV combination, but it doesn't bother anything (on decent systems), so why not?
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Anyone know how to respond o this? Is this okay to allow?
That's an uPnP port. Just check your unreconized files in the File List in CF before allowing.
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