Zone Alarm problem

Since installing Zone Alarm I have been unable to contact my network PC
When I tried to add the network PC to the agreed list I was prevented
because it was not on the approved list.
I have had to uninstall Zone Alarm in order to use the network
How do I add my network PC to Zone Alarm?
Blair

Add the IP address of the computer in question via Zone AlarmFirewallZones
Tab and hit the Add button down there on the lower right. That should do
it! Good luck!

"Blair" wrote in message
...
Since installing Zone Alarm I have been unable to contact my network PC
When I tried to add the network PC to the agreed list I was prevented
because it was not on the approved list.
I have had to uninstall Zone Alarm in order to use the network
How do I add my network PC to Zone Alarm?
Blair

Hello, Blair!

I hate to assume anything, so I'll simply ask! (smile) Do you know how to
set 'Trusted' IPs?

First, you need to *know* the actual IP address for each of your computers.
You didn't say which version of Windows you have, but in Windows XP you go to
Start Run and type: cmd [enter]

That brings up the DOS window. There you need to type: ipconfig /all

Write down the actual IP address. Do that on *both* (all?) networked
computers.

Open the Zone Alarm Control Center. (You can do this by double-clicking the
Zone Alarm icon in your systray -- lower right-hand corner of your task bar.)

In Zone Alarm click on Firewall (left-hand side in yellow). Then click the
Zones tab.

This is where you ADD 'trusted' IP addresses. On Computer One, you'd need to
add the IP address for Computer Two (three, four, etc.). Then go to Computer
Two and add the IP address for Computer One (three, four, etc.).

Set them for 'Trusted.' When you've finished adding the IP address, then
click OK. Then click on the APPLY button.

By the way, you 'find' your IP address a little differently with other
versions of Windows, so don't let that freak you out! Just let me know which
version you have...

Anyway, that should solve your problem, but let me know if you're still
having problems.

==CharlieMC

Zone Alarm

"Blair" wrote:

Since installing Zone Alarm I have been unable to contact my network PC
When I tried to add the network PC to the agreed list I was prevented
because it was not on the approved list.
I have had to uninstall Zone Alarm in order to use the network
How do I add my network PC to Zone Alarm?
Blair

re the other 2 replies - if you do not know the IP address of the computer
because it changes due to you using DHCP then you can also set a range of
IP's in the trusted zone to cover all IP's that you network can assign to a
given computer.


"Blair" wrote in message
...
Since installing Zone Alarm I have been unable to contact my network PC
When I tried to add the network PC to the agreed list I was prevented
because it was not on the approved list.
I have had to uninstall Zone Alarm in order to use the network
How do I add my network PC to Zone Alarm?
Blair

Hi Charlie,
Your reply with your instructions were great! All worked as you specified
and I have Zone Alarm and the network working OK
My only problem is that the indicator for being on line in the right hand
tray is missing so there is no means of knowing when I am off/on line and
no means of cancelling on line.
Any ideas?
Regards
Blair



"CharlieMC" wrote in message
...
Hello, Blair!

I hate to assume anything, so I'll simply ask! (smile) Do you know how to
set 'Trusted' IPs?

First, you need to *know* the actual IP address for each of your
computers.
You didn't say which version of Windows you have, but in Windows XP you go
to
Start Run and type: cmd [enter]

That brings up the DOS window. There you need to type: ipconfig /all

Write down the actual IP address. Do that on *both* (all?) networked
computers.

Open the Zone Alarm Control Center. (You can do this by double-clicking
the
Zone Alarm icon in your systray -- lower right-hand corner of your task
bar.)

In Zone Alarm click on Firewall (left-hand side in yellow). Then click the
Zones tab.

This is where you ADD 'trusted' IP addresses. On Computer One, you'd need
to
add the IP address for Computer Two (three, four, etc.). Then go to
Computer
Two and add the IP address for Computer One (three, four, etc.).

Set them for 'Trusted.' When you've finished adding the IP address, then
click OK. Then click on the APPLY button.

By the way, you 'find' your IP address a little differently with other
versions of Windows, so don't let that freak you out! Just let me know
which
version you have...

Anyway, that should solve your problem, but let me know if you're still
having problems.

==CharlieMC

Zone Alarm

"Blair" wrote:

Since installing Zone Alarm I have been unable to contact my network PC
When I tried to add the network PC to the agreed list I was prevented
because it was not on the approved list.
I have had to uninstall Zone Alarm in order to use the network
How do I add my network PC to Zone Alarm?
Blair

Network connections properties has a check box to run the
icon in the tray..


"Blair" wrote in message
...
| Hi Charlie,
| Your reply with your instructions were great! All worked
as you specified
| and I have Zone Alarm and the network working OK
| My only problem is that the indicator for being on line in
the right hand
| tray is missing so there is no means of knowing when I am
off/on line and
| no means of cancelling on line.
| Any ideas?
| Regards
| Blair
|
|
|
| "CharlieMC" wrote in
message
| ...
| Hello, Blair!
|
| I hate to assume anything, so I'll simply ask! (smile)
Do you know how to
| set 'Trusted' IPs?
|
| First, you need to *know* the actual IP address for each
of your
| computers.
| You didn't say which version of Windows you have, but in
Windows XP you go
| to
| Start Run and type: cmd [enter]
|
| That brings up the DOS window. There you need to type:
ipconfig /all
|
| Write down the actual IP address. Do that on *both*
(all?) networked
| computers.
|
| Open the Zone Alarm Control Center. (You can do this by
double-clicking
| the
| Zone Alarm icon in your systray -- lower right-hand
corner of your task
| bar.)
|
| In Zone Alarm click on Firewall (left-hand side in
yellow). Then click the
| Zones tab.
|
| This is where you ADD 'trusted' IP addresses. On
Computer One, you'd need
| to
| add the IP address for Computer Two (three, four, etc.).
Then go to
| Computer
| Two and add the IP address for Computer One (three,
four, etc.).
|
| Set them for 'Trusted.' When you've finished adding the
IP address, then
| click OK. Then click on the APPLY button.
|
| By the way, you 'find' your IP address a little
differently with other
| versions of Windows, so don't let that freak you out!
Just let me know
| which
| version you have...
|
| Anyway, that should solve your problem, but let me know
if you're still
| having problems.
|
| ==CharlieMC
|
| Zone Alarm
|
| "Blair" wrote:
|
| Since installing Zone Alarm I have been unable to
contact my network PC
| When I tried to add the network PC to the agreed list
I was prevented
| because it was not on the approved list.
| I have had to uninstall Zone Alarm in order to use the
network
| How do I add my network PC to Zone Alarm?
| Blair
|
|
|
|
|
|
|

Thanks for your help. I do have the check box already ticked but still no
icon
But it was the internet connection icon I was referring to.
They both disappeared after I had reinstalled Zone Alarm
Blair

"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
...
Network connections properties has a check box to run the
icon in the tray..


"Blair" wrote in message
...
| Hi Charlie,
| Your reply with your instructions were great! All worked
as you specified
| and I have Zone Alarm and the network working OK
| My only problem is that the indicator for being on line in
the right hand
| tray is missing so there is no means of knowing when I am
off/on line and
| no means of cancelling on line.
| Any ideas?
| Regards
| Blair
|
|
|
| "CharlieMC" wrote in
message
| ...
| Hello, Blair!
|
| I hate to assume anything, so I'll simply ask! (smile)
Do you know how to
| set 'Trusted' IPs?
|
| First, you need to *know* the actual IP address for each
of your
| computers.
| You didn't say which version of Windows you have, but in
Windows XP you go
| to
| Start Run and type: cmd [enter]
|
| That brings up the DOS window. There you need to type:
ipconfig /all
|
| Write down the actual IP address. Do that on *both*
(all?) networked
| computers.
|
| Open the Zone Alarm Control Center. (You can do this by
double-clicking
| the
| Zone Alarm icon in your systray -- lower right-hand
corner of your task
| bar.)
|
| In Zone Alarm click on Firewall (left-hand side in
yellow). Then click the
| Zones tab.
|
| This is where you ADD 'trusted' IP addresses. On
Computer One, you'd need
| to
| add the IP address for Computer Two (three, four, etc.).
Then go to
| Computer
| Two and add the IP address for Computer One (three,
four, etc.).
|
| Set them for 'Trusted.' When you've finished adding the
IP address, then
| click OK. Then click on the APPLY button.
|
| By the way, you 'find' your IP address a little
differently with other
| versions of Windows, so don't let that freak you out!
Just let me know
| which
| version you have...
|
| Anyway, that should solve your problem, but let me know
if you're still
| having problems.
|
| ==CharlieMC
|
| Zone Alarm
|
| "Blair" wrote:
|
| Since installing Zone Alarm I have been unable to
contact my network PC
| When I tried to add the network PC to the agreed list
I was prevented
| because it was not on the approved list.
| I have had to uninstall Zone Alarm in order to use the
network
| How do I add my network PC to Zone Alarm?
| Blair
|
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