Does anyone know how to set Comodo Firewall to allow sending of files? I have to Disable my Firewall each time to send a file. When receiving it’s fine though. I’m using Pidgin as my AIM/MSN client.
Set for pidgin.exe predefined policy outgoing only. Add global rule block/ip/in/any/any/any and move it to the end of the list (like on your screenshot).
Clear the CFP’s log. Try to send/receive files with pidgin. It’ll fail. Now there are new entries in the log. Make screenshot of them, edit it to blank out your IP address, but leave any other IP addresses. Post it here.
Ok, let’s try to remove any global block rules except this one: block/icmp/in/any/any/echo request
For pidgin.exe leave outgoing only. What are results?
Let’s check something, if you don’t mind:
start->run->cmd->type in ipconfig->enter. Don’t close command prompt.
Then procceed to this site, there will be shown IP-address (“you are coming from IP address…”). Does it match to that one (or ones) in command prompt?
Then, another check: delete all global rules, after that run stealth ports wizard->block all incoming…
Pidgin is set as outgoing only.
Can pidgin send files in this case?
And no it does not work. It only sends if there is no Global Rule with Block all IP In as the last rule. There needs to be a rule above that to allow Pidgin to send out… Hm.
If it’s too much work, I might as well disable Comodo while I send files outbound. It’ll just be like 4 minutes with the firewall down. I’ll still have my router firewall.
I suggest you to leave one global block rule at the top of the list: block/icmp/in/any/any/echo request. With it pidgin would work fine and there would be no reason to disable firewall.
I suggest you to leave one global block rule at the top of the list: block/icmp/in/any/any/echo request. With it pidgin would work fine and there would be no reason to disable firewall.
Still doesn’t work if I move that block rule for ICMP to the top.
Are you using the NVIDIA firewall by any incident? Disable it because it is known to cause havock.
No. Removed that thing that came with the video card.