[access-uk] Re: Why move away from Sygate?

Doris - This doesn't make Sygate worthless though surely - what support does it need if it's warning me when either programmes are trying to access the network, or outsiders are trying to contact my machine?

Andy
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: Why move away from Sygate?


Because Symantec three months after acquiring the rights to Sygate announced they would ditch support of the product.

Cheers,

Doris At 12:30 PM 12/17/2005 +0000, you wrote:

Hi all -

I'm still using Sygate as my firewall, wondering why people are looking to change just because it's under new management?

Andy


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