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umm yeah.... ok i have zone alarm firewall (free version) and i dont know how to forward the ports for it. (i wanna be able to do things that require the forwarding of ports). so, i wanna disable zonealarm, but, my windows firewall is disabled. so i go in to enable it and its like greyed so i cant do anything to it, and its stuck on disabled (not recommended). i was wondering if anyone could help me make it so i could enable the windows firewall, or if anyone knows about the free version of zonealarm enough that i can get the ports forwarded. Thanks

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so i go in to enable it and its like greyed so i cant do anything to it, and its stuck on disabled (not recommended).

I'd say thats because you've got zone alarm installed in there..

get the ports forwarded.

Ports forwarded..??? What...??? You mean closed or stealthed, Right..??? :unsure:

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Have your tried enabling the windows fire wall in zonealarm instead of the control panel? It's on zonealarms main firewall page then click the advanced button and you should see "Disable Windows Firewall". I believe port forwarding is only for routers. If you cannot get data in or out of zonealarm you can set specific rules if you need to.

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Have your tried enabling the windows fire wall in zonealarm instead of the control panel? It's on zonealarms main firewall page then click the advanced button and you should see "Disable Windows Firewall". I believe port forwarding is only for routers. If you cannot get data in or out of zonealarm you can set specific rules if you need to.

VERY good point, I forgot about that. If this doesn't work, try reinstalling Zone Alarm.

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