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This is a sad day
Sygate Personal Firewall was the best in terms of speed and controllability. Yes, the configurations are intimidating for novice, but once the user masters the options, he'll find it hard to replace SPF with any other firewalls out there.

All should go and download a copy if it's still available. I can certainly understand why Symantec want to shut it down - when put next to SPF, Norton Firewall seems like child's play.
Posted by: too_much green_tea   Posted on: 11/28/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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This is a sad day  too_much green_tea | 11/28/05
RE: This is a sad day  wackoae | 11/28/05
I always have a copy  skeptic tank | 11/29/05
Yes, Sad Day Indeed  markdoiron | 11/29/05
The wheels are turning  node357 | 11/28/05
No, they aren't.  A_Pickle | 11/28/05
Symantec SUCKS to Begin with  RonsMail4U@... | 11/29/05
Wait.... so...  A_Pickle | 11/29/05
Symantec SUCKS to Begin with  RonsMail4U@... | 11/29/05
Symantec=  zmud | 11/29/05
are consumers idiots?  rastaub | 11/29/05
Consumers are definitely questionable.  zindorf1 | 11/29/05
Well, yeah....  T38 | 11/29/05
l33t haxor  alternaloser | 11/30/05
That's ONE way to ICE the Competition...  btljooz | 11/30/05
Bye bye, SPF! Plus: alternatives...  Tech Maven | 12/02/05
Symantec screws Sygate customers  ndalehurt | 12/05/05
Norton Alerts Pull 30in. of Vacuum  toastmaster | 12/10/05
SYGATE  alwyn@... | 05/02/06
Symantec... BRING IT BACK!  amres | 07/12/06

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