- Sep 20, 2000
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Hello all,
Been awhile since I have been here,,, Hope everyone is well.
My topic is About MS Essentials Firewall.
I'm doing a bit of investigating of who is knocking on my door.
I have a BEFSR41 - Linksys router (NAT enabled) that is being monitored with WallWatcher.
WallWatcher shows packets being passed thru port 80 from China, Germany ... etc.
Googling these IPs show they are active 'attack' attempts from known IP sources.
I have MSE Log parameters 'Dropped Packets' set to 'Yes' on all 3 access tabs in MSE.
However, the log file shows none of these 'Passed' packets being 'dropped' ( blocked )
I've had no 'incidents' using MSE in combination with FireFox, with the AddOn NoScript.
MS Defender has had no 'captures' in several years.
So, I'm thinking that these are not 'logged' to the log file.
Has anyone else done a similar test?
Long ago, ZoneAlarm was great at showing its blocked incoming requests to log file, and WallWatcher log matched these activities.
Do I have MS Essentials configured properly? or is MS Essentials known for not logging these incoming events?
Been awhile since I have been here,,, Hope everyone is well.
My topic is About MS Essentials Firewall.
I'm doing a bit of investigating of who is knocking on my door.
I have a BEFSR41 - Linksys router (NAT enabled) that is being monitored with WallWatcher.
WallWatcher shows packets being passed thru port 80 from China, Germany ... etc.
Googling these IPs show they are active 'attack' attempts from known IP sources.
I have MSE Log parameters 'Dropped Packets' set to 'Yes' on all 3 access tabs in MSE.
However, the log file shows none of these 'Passed' packets being 'dropped' ( blocked )
I've had no 'incidents' using MSE in combination with FireFox, with the AddOn NoScript.
MS Defender has had no 'captures' in several years.
So, I'm thinking that these are not 'logged' to the log file.
Has anyone else done a similar test?
Long ago, ZoneAlarm was great at showing its blocked incoming requests to log file, and WallWatcher log matched these activities.
Do I have MS Essentials configured properly? or is MS Essentials known for not logging these incoming events?