Anonymous Surfing
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Firewalls Configuration | Zone Alarm
Our firewall sections are designed to help you configure your computer settings so that they will not interfere when you are using Anonymizer® software. Please make sure that you follow the directions for the operating system that you are using. The instructions below are only for Zone Alarm users. If you are using Windows XP or Windows Vista, please follow the provided link for the correct configuration directions for those firewalls.
Zone Alarm users will need to concentrate on four separate sections:
- Zone Alarm Pop-ups
- Manual Firewall Configuration
- To Add a Program to the Firewall
- Identity Protection
Zone Alarm Pop-ups
For all Zone Alarm Pop-up security alerts, select “Allow” and check “Remember this Setting” during the installation and activation process of your Anonymizer Software.
Manual Firewall Configuration
To manually configure your firewall configuration in Zone Alarm, access the main page for your Zone Alarm Security Suite. Choose the “Program Control” section on the left navigation and make sure that each Anonymizer entry appears as follows:
- Anonymous Surfing (AnonProxy.exe)
- Anonymizer (Anonymizer.exe)
- AnonMgmtSvc.exe
In the boxes next to these entries, you should see three Green Bars under the “Trust” header, “Custom” in the “Smart Defense” section and Green checkmarks for each under the “Access,” “Server.” The “Send Mail” section can have any settings you choose as Anonymous Surfing does not secure email clients such as Outlook or Thunderbird. To change any of these settings, click on the entry and select “Allow.”
To Add a Program to the Firewall
Step 1
Access the Main Page for your Zone Alarm Security Suite. Click on “Program Control,” and then “Programs” and finally “Add.”
Step 2
Click on “My Computer,” and then “Local Disk C” followed by “Open.”
Step 3
Click on “Program Files” and then “Open.”
Step 4
Find the “Anonymizer” folder and click “Open.”
Step 5
Click on “Anonymizer Software” and then “Open.”
Step 6
Choose “Anonymizer” and then “Open.”
Step 7
Click on “Anonymizer Software” and then on the “?” mark under “Trust Level” and choose “Super.”
Step 8
Choose “Yes.”
Step 9
The “Trust Level” should have three Green Bars. Click on the four entries under “Access” and “Server” and choose “Allow” from the menu for each one. The “Send Mail” section does not need to be set to Allow. Finally, to add “AnonProxy” and “AnonMgmtSvc,” click on “Add.”
Step 10
Click on “Common” in the “Anonymizer Software” section and then “Open.”
Step 11
Click on “AnonMgmtSvc” or “AnonProxy” and click “Open.”
Step 12
Once these entries are added to the list, follow the steps given in Manual Firewall Configuration to allow each program access.
Identity Protection
Please add the URL listed below to your “Identity Protection,” (if installed) in the “Trusted Sites” list. You’ll find this section under the third tab in the “Identity Protection” area.
https://services.anonymizer.com/anx_handler.cgi?action=authentication
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