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*sigh*

Windows Firewall with Advanced Security - Inbound Rules - New
Rule

Custom Rule - Protocol Type - Custom - Protocol Number - 41..

Next Next OK

Of course you'll need to upgrade from XP to do it... not sure about
Vista, but that's where you'll find it in Win 7

Not True

I can do it from XP, 2000, 98, and 95 too......
http://s-e.mynews.ath.cx:1361/router-firewall.png


Windows 95 has a built in firewall? I don't think so... Microsoft
didn't include their firewall until XP.


No Not right it was not include with XP sp1.....


For starters, I didn't specify any particular service pack level, only
that it wasn't included "until XP".. but since you wish to argue the
particulars, don't you find it odd then that there would be instructions
for people using XP and XP sp1 to set up their firewall...

http://www.uic.edu/depts/accc/lan/re...ewall.html#sp1


No it looks like this........

www.mynews.ath.cx:1361/xp-sp3firewalls.png



Sorry chump... we were finding ways to break that the moment it
appeared... in this NG even... I can't help it if you came late to the
party.. but even so, you might want to check your facts before you
post.. just sayin....





And firewall were include in XP sp2 update..

If you read his post, he is clearly talking about creating an
exception in the Windows firewall.

We clearly talking firewalls..
All firewalls,

Really? Because what he said in his post was...

and I quote..

"Using XP SP3. My question relates to the "Windows Firewall". "

You probably don't remember those commercials that proclaimed "Reading
Is Fundamental" for the RIF program... you might want to familiarize
yourself with the content though.



Now how able the antivirus firewalls..
did he setup to go pass it Too..........




No antivirus firewalls
That's a facts,
check out setup,
You chump ****,
Lexus love you.........
MFU