Lately while browsing, mainly on the PC Advisor web site I think, I have been plagued occasionally with a page from http://img.mediaplex.com sometimes to the extent of 4 tabs in the taskbar. I wonder if there is a way of blocking particular web sites with Comodo.
I am using Comodo Firewall Pro Version 2.4.18.184 with Windows XP, SP2 + AVG Pro, Defender, Spybot and AdAware.
Sure you can, either by IP address or hostname.
In this post there are two quick tutorials on these, toward the bottom.
Hope that helps,
LM
That was mac’s trademark thread. Here’s mine: ** FAQs/Threads - Read Me First **:
[b]Block Websites by URL[/b] https://forums.comodo.com/index.php/topic,822.0.html
Thanks to both Little Mac and Soya for replying. I’m embarrassed to have to admit that I simply don’t understand where in Comodo I would find the section containing Action, Source etc. I’m sorry to say that I don’t have a clue how to apply your instructions!
• Open CFP’s interface and navigate to Security > Network Monitor > Click the +Add button to create a new rule.
• Once in this new screen you’ll have to navigate between the tabs at the top to change source, destination, etc.
• Once your rule is created be sure to select it on the rules list and move it up above the last block IP In/Out rule. This is because rules are hierarchical from top to bottom.
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Many thanks for the additional instructions Soya.
Time will tell if I’ve followed them correctly!
That shouldn’t be too long (:TNG) ;D
All you have to do is create the rule then browse to that website that’s being blocked.