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Replacing Internet Connection Firewall, the default-on XP SP2 Windows Firewall offers several must-have features -- but beware its flaws when securing your systems. This Learning Center will help you decide if it's right for you.
When to run the XP SP2 Windows Firewall

(30 Jan 2005)

If you aren't currently running a local firewall on your company's computers, the new Windows Firewall is a great way to secure your computers for free. But, if you've already deployed a third-party firewall, Redmond's offering is not for you.

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>> When to run the XP SP2 Windows Firewall (myITforum.com) 24 Aug 2004
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