BIG BUG: Firewall doens't filter ANY connection to internet!

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[Ronny]

Ah well between the lines i can guess, but Finnish is a bit more difficult then Danish which can be read a bit more easy by this Dutch guy ;-)

But then there's always some Online Translator
Name [00000017] F3507g Mobile Broadband Driver
Wireless Adapter Type
Product Type F3507g Mobile Broadband Driver
Yes, installed
PNP-ID USB \ VID_0BDB & PID_1900 & MI_07 \ 3541430249607340_07
Last reset on 25.2.2010 15:36
Index 17
Service name WwanUsbServ
The IP address 85.77.x.x
IP-subnet 255.255.255.0
IP default gateway 85.77.y.y
DHCP Enabled Yes
DHCP server 255.255.255.255
DHCP license expires Not available
DHCP license from Not Available
MAC address 02:80:37: EC: 02:00
Driver c: \ windows \ system32 \ drivers \ wwanusbmp.sys (1.0.0.52, 208.04 KB (213 032 bytes) 9.10.2009 5:15)

[Ronny]

I removed your attachment as it contained your external ip... thought it would be better to mask that...

[Ronny]

Related bug:

Topic: Firewall doesnt monitor traffic (Win7 64)?

[cska133]

hello,

here I am with the same bug, my posting was moved here by Ronny in the prevous answer.

just for the records...
I made the same test downloading a bif traffic in Firefox but this time not using WLAN but LAN connection through cable. The result was the same: no indication of this in the summary page

[Ronny]

Well the summary page isn't real-time, the "view active connections" screen is though, if it doesn't show up there then it's not "seen" by the firewall filter...

[cska133]

yes, this is what I mean, just wanted to give the result that with LAN connection the ussue still exists, not only with W-LAN

[cska133]

the new version 4.0.xxxx.742 doesnt fix the bug with traffic monitor.
Where is the sense for the official release the new version

[Ronny]

I think they will fix this in an upcoming release of v4.0.x

[cska133]

ok, lets wait

[echo9]

hey guys count me in

search my posts.. I am having the very same problems. 

[jarmomak]

I got my firewall working better. Here is how: Previously I used Windows 7 mobile broadband feature to connect internet. Instead of using it I used old fashion Dial-Up connection. It uses my mobile broadband modem just as any other dial up modem. Now my firewall detects connections, including inbound connection attempts from the internet!!

Why? I do not know. I suspect that there is something very different how Mobile Broadband feature works comparing to old dial-up feature. I think firewall software just do not handle this correctly. Norton Internet Security and Windows Firewall are only working solutions if I want to protect Mobile Broadband connection. Now I must instead use Dial-up, since I do not want to pay Norton and WF is not enough for me.

Using Dial-up instead of Mobile Broadband feature of W7 does not change things much. Speed is same. Only difference is that I must manually enter APN setting to my modem properties: Control panel\device manager\Modems\<<your modem<<\properties\advanced settings.

[Tompretto Rafaeli]

Similar problem here:  running XP, sp3.
-CIS is allowing ADOBE (and MS Office) products to run/dial home/update without any warning whatsoever.
-Removing a"Adobe" (and Microsoft) instances from "trusted vendors" does nothing.
-Trying to add Illustrator to "pending files" returns "Illustrator is a safe file" even though there are no entries ANYWHERE in CIS for any adobe product once I deleted them from "trusted vendors".

[EricJH]

The Adobe and Micrsoft files are on the big Comodo white list as trying to add them to My Pending Files shows.

What you see is the result of the new default settings of CIS.

Therefor I move this to the Firewall Help board

[Tompretto Rafaeli]

 
How do we change the "new default setings", to make your firewall work like a real firewall?

[EricJH]

In Firewall --> Advanced -->  Network Security Policy --> Application Rules remove the All Applications rule.

In Firewall --> Advanced --> Firewall Behaviour Settings --> enable ".

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