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Installing Norton Personal Firewall

System requirements

Your computer must also meet the following minimum requirements.

Operating System	Requirements

Windows 98/	1	Intel Pentium processor (or compatible) at 150 MHz or
98SE/Me		higher
	1	48 MB of RAM (64 MB recommended)
	1	25 MB of available hard disk space
	1	Internet Explorer 5.01 or later (5.5 recommended)
	1	CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive

Windows 2000	1	Intel Pentium processor (or compatible) at 150 MHz or
Professional		higher
	1	48 MB of RAM (64 MB recommended)
	1	25 MB of available hard disk space
	1	Internet Explorer 5.01 or later (5.5 recommended)
	1	CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive

Windows XP	1	Intel Pentium II processor (or compatible) at 300 MHz or
Professional or		higher
Home Edition	1	48 MB of RAM (64 MB recommended)
	1	48 MB of RAM (64 MB recommended)
	1	25 MB of available hard disk space
	1	Internet Explorer 5.01 or later (5.5 recommended)
	1	CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive

Supported email clients

Norton Personal Firewall can scan email messages for private information in any POP3-compatible email client, including:

1Microsoft• Outlook• Express 4.0/5.X

1Microsoft Outlook 97/98/2000/XP

1Netscape• Messenger 4.X, Netscape Mail 6.0

1Eudora• Light 3.0, Eudora Pro 4.0, Eudora 5.0

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HP Norton Personal Firewall 2003 manual Supported email clients, Requirements

Contents

User’s Guide Norton Personal Firewall User’s Guide Symantec License and Warranty Disclaimer of Damages Contents Chapter Norton Personal Firewall basics Chapter Controlling access to protected computers Chapter Protecting your privacy Appendix Troubleshooting Norton Personal Firewall Contents To block and investigate an attack Responding to emergenciesIf you think your computer is under attack Recover from an emergency Action Description Prevent future problems Prevent future problems About Norton Personal Firewall What’s new in Norton Personal Firewall Norton Personal Firewall features About Norton Personal Firewall Norton Personal Firewall features include Installing Norton Personal Firewall System requirements Supported email clients Requirements Before installation If you’re using Windows XPSupported instant messenger clients Prepare your computer To install Norton Personal Firewall Install Norton Personal FirewallTo disable the Windows XP firewall Install Norton Personal Firewall Click Next To register your software Register your softwareIf the opening screen does not appear Register your software Register your software After installation Set up Home NetworkingRestart your computer Use the Security Assistant Set up Program Control To set up Home Networking To set up Program Control Set up Privacy Control Set up Password Protection To set up Privacy Control If you have Norton SystemWorks installed To protect Norton Personal Firewall options with a passwordTo open Norton Personal Firewall from Norton SystemWorks To open Norton SystemWorks from Norton Personal Firewall To uninstall LiveReg and LiveUpdate If you need to uninstall Norton Personal FirewallTo uninstall Norton Personal Firewall Norton Personal Firewall basics Access Norton Personal FirewallTo access Norton Personal Firewall Access Norton Personal Firewall from the system tray To use the Norton Personal Firewall system tray menu Work with Norton Personal Firewall Access Norton Personal Firewall protection featuresTo change settings for individual features To view the Security Center Use the Security MonitorTo view the Security Monitor Learn more with the Alert Assistant Respond to Norton Personal Firewall alertsSelect a task with the Security Monitor To use the Alert Assistant Adjust the Alerting LevelTo adjust the Alerting Level Use Alert Tracker To view or hide Alert Tracker Check your computer’s vulnerability to attack To review recent Alert Tracker messagesTo move Alert Tracker To hide Alert Tracker from the system tray menu Identify the source of communications To get more information about an at-risk areaTo trace a connection attempt from Statistics To trace a connection attempt from the Log Viewer Stop Internet communication with Block Traffic About LiveUpdate options Customize Norton Personal FirewallAbout General options About Firewall options About Email options Password-protect optionsAbout Web Content options Temporarily disable Norton Personal Firewall Reset options passwordTo reset your Norton Personal Firewall options password To temporarily disable Norton Personal Firewall To disable a protection feature To access HelpFor more information Look up glossary terms Use online Help To access window or dialog box Help Readme file and Release NotesWindow and dialog box Help To read the Readme file To install Adobe Acrobat Reader To read the Release Notes To access the Symantec Web site in your browser About Norton Personal Firewall on the WebExplore online tutorials To read the User’s Guide from your hard disk Subscribe to the Symantec Security Response newsletter To subscribe to the Symantec Security Response newsletter Keeping current with LiveUpdate About program updates About protection updates About your subscription When you should update If you run LiveUpdate on an internal networkRequest an update alert To request an update alert If you can’t use LiveUpdate Obtain updates using LiveUpdateSet LiveUpdate to Interactive or Express mode To obtain updates from the Symantec Web site To turn off Express mode Turn off Express modeTo set LiveUpdate to Interactive or Express mode Notify me To disable Automatic LiveUpdate Run LiveUpdate automatically Control how people use your computer Connect to a network Organize computers into network zones Enable file and printer sharingTo enable file and printer sharing To open the Home Network Wizard from the Security Center To open the Home Network Wizard from the Security Monitor To remove computers from zones Identify computers to Norton Personal FirewallTo manually add computers to zones To find an IP address with Ipconfig Find a computer’s IP addressSpecify an individual computer To find an IP address with Winipcfg Specify computers using a network address To specify computers using a network addressSpecify a range of computers If you use Dhcp Control how users access the Internet Control how outside users access your networkIf you access the Internet via a cable or DSL router If multiple computers share a single Internet connection If you run a Virtual Private Network PGP Guarding against intrusion attempts Norton Personal Firewall monitors communications Intrusion Detection analyzes communications Visual Tracking locates attackers To change the Security Level slider Customize firewall protectionChange the Security Level slider Change individual security settings To change individual security settings Click Custom Level Reset security settings to defaults To reset security settings to defaultsCustomize firewall rules How firewall rules are processed Enable Automatic Program Control Create new firewall rules Scan for Internet-enabled programs To enable Automatic Program Control Manually add a program to Program Control To add a program to Program Control Change Program Control settings To change Program Control settings To add a Trojan Horse Rule Manually add a firewall ruleTo add a General Rule To write a firewall rule Write a firewall ruleTo add a Program Rule TCP UDP Change an existing firewall rule Select the ports the rule should monitor. Your options are Remove a firewall rule Temporarily disable a firewall ruleChange the order of firewall rules Reset firewall rules to the default settings Customize Intrusion DetectionExclude specific network activity from being monitored To remove a firewall rule To include attack signatures Enable or disable AutoBlock To enable or disable AutoBlockUnblock computers To unblock computers currently blocked by AutoBlock Exclude computers from AutoBlock Restrict a blocked computerTo exclude specific computers from AutoBlock To restrict a blocked computer Protecting your privacy Identify private information to protect To add private information Privacy Control and SSLAdd private information Customize Privacy Control Modify or remove private informationSet the Privacy Level To modify or remove private information Adjust individual Privacy Control settings Change the Private Information settingTo change the Private Information setting To set the Privacy Level Change the Cookie Blocking setting To change the Cookie Blocking setting To enable or disable Browser Privacy Enable or disable Browser PrivacyDisable or enable secure Web connections How Ad Blocking works Blocking by dimensionsBlocking Internet advertisements Blocking by location Enable or disable Ad BlockingTo enable or disable Ad Blocking Enable or disable Popup Window Blocking To enable or disable Popup Window Blocking Enable or disable Flash blocking To enable or disable Flash blockingUse the Ad Trashcan To use the Ad Trashcan Use text strings to identify ads to block or permit Click Open the Ad Trashcan. The Ad Trashcan window appears To add an Ad Blocking string How to identify Ad Blocking stringsAdd an Ad Blocking string Modify or remove an Ad Blocking string To modify or remove an Ad Blocking string Use text strings to identify ads to block or permit Monitoring Norton Personal Firewall View the Status & Settings window To view the Status & Settings windowView the Statistics window To view the Statistics window Review detailed statistics Reset information in the Statistics windowTo reset information in the Statistics window To review detailed statistics Reset detailed statistics countersTo reset counters View Norton Personal Firewall Logs View the logs To view the logs Refresh the logs Clear the logs Change the size of the logs To change the size of a log Troubleshooting Norton Personal Firewall To explore the Symantec service and support Web site To search the Symantec service and support Web site Troubleshoot Norton Personal Firewall problemsWhat is wrong with this Web site? Why can’t I post information online? Why did an email message I sent never arrive? Why can’t I connect to the Internet via my cable modem? To make your NetBIOS name visible How can a Web site get my browser information? To allow ISP port scans Troubleshoot Norton Personal Firewall problems About the Internet How information is transmitted over the Internet 119 How Web information is located on the Internet About UDPAbout Icmp About Igmp Requesting a Understanding URLs How ports identify programs on servers How ports identify programs on servers How computers are identified on the Internet Well-known ports 124 About the Internet Process of a hacker attack Understanding Internet risksRisks from hackers Information gathering Initial access Privilege escalation Risks from active content Covering tracks Risks from inappropriate content and activities Restricting access to programsRisks to your privacy Blocking site and newsgroup categories Understanding cookies Blocking cookiesGood cookies Bad cookies Risks from Trojan horses and viruses Tracking Internet use Likelihood of being attacked Glossary Domain Download IP Internet Protocol IP address Internet Protocol address Network address Operating system Glossary Web Web site World Wide Web WWW Glossary Service and support solutions Customer service Support for old and dis versions Technical supportSubscription policy Worldwide service and support Service and support offices Service and support solutions Index Index Index Index Index 150 Index Norton Personal Firewall