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there is no outbound filtering on XP's firewall... but since I don't care about outbound filtering, it doesn't bother me much
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If IIS servers and Outlook still have holes you better believe the firewall in XP is not one bit bulletproof. I will not get XP until at least SP1 comes out. Plus the product activation for the "home" user just doesnt make sense. If you arent going to make companies do it dont make Joe Smith...

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Check out this article on The Register.

I nmap'ed on my system after turning it on... it said the host appeared to be down

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i would still use blackice or zone alarm because I have a funny feeling that the MS one would still let certain programs out without telling you.
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i would still use blackice

hang on i thought all blackice was, was a port monitor i didnt think it actually blocks anyform or traffic?

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If IIS servers and Outlook still have holes you better believe the firewall in XP is not one bit bulletproof.

The default firewall setup for XP is to shut down *all* inbound connections... so even if IIS is running, no one will be able to connect to it.

Of course, Outlook is another problem entirely.

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Well, we still have BSD Raw Socks to worry about.
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Raw sockets will destroy the Internet and all life on earth. And Windows XP has them.
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