Avast Free and Comodo Firewall Free

[Staticguy]

Is there any slow downs on Windows OS if you have Avast Free and installed Comodo Firewall Free? Is it okay to install Comodo Firewall Free and are there any conflict between this program and Avast Free?

[Asyn]

1. Is there any slow downs on Windows OS if you have Avast Free and installed Comodo Firewall Free?
2. Is it okay to install Comodo Firewall Free and are there any conflict between this program and Avast Free?

1. No.
2. If you only install the FW of CIS, you should be ok.

[Staticguy]

So your answer to my 2nd question is no. Question is= Is there conflict between Comodo Firewall Free and Avast Free?

[marc-d-l]

No problems

[Asyn]

So your answer to my 2nd question is no.

That's right.

[MrMaxaMan]

On the Comodo forums there are still people having problems with Avast's webshield bypassing Comodo's firewall.

http://forums.comodo.com/firewall-help-cis/avast-bypass-t89551.0.html

[Charyb-0]

On the Comodo forums there are still people having problems with Avast's webshield bypassing Comodo's firewall.

http://forums.comodo.com/firewall-help-cis/avast-bypass-t89551.0.html

Still? I thought Comodo had fixed this. This is a problem with the Comodo firewall and not avast's webshield. It's the firewall's job to block connections.

[MrMaxaMan]

On the Comodo forums there are still people having problems with Avast's webshield bypassing Comodo's firewall.

http://forums.comodo.com/firewall-help-cis/avast-bypass-t89551.0.html

Still? I thought Comodo had fixed this. This is a problem with the Comodo firewall and not avast's webshield. It's the firewall's job to block connections.

Well, most people on Avast's forums blame Comodo, most people on Comodo's forums blame Avast. Which hasn't helped me at all. The problem in question has been sorted out for me in the latest Comodo update, but not for other people.

[Charyb-0]

On the Comodo forums there are still people having problems with Avast's webshield bypassing Comodo's firewall.

http://forums.comodo.com/firewall-help-cis/avast-bypass-t89551.0.html

Still? I thought Comodo had fixed this. This is a problem with the Comodo firewall and not avast's webshield. It's the firewall's job to block connections.

Well, most people on Avast's forums blame Comodo, most people on Comodo's forums blame Avast. Which hasn't helped me at all. The problem in question has been sorted out for me in the latest Comodo update, but not for other people.

You brought it up so I responded to it. Did you think it would go unnoticed? I find it funny that a firewall's job is to control inbound and outbound traffic and when it doesn't do its job the blame is placed elsewhere.

[Para-Noid]

Disable the Comodo "behavior blocker".

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Security/Firewall/Comodo-Personal-Firewall.shtml

Instructions here http://www.knightwithapc.com/2011/11/download-comodo-firewall/
Follow the instructions to the "letter". 

[cheater87]

What if the behavior blocker is set to block? Will it be OK then?

[Para-Noid]

What if the behavior blocker is set to block? Will it be OK then?

I disabled the behavior blocker in Comodo FW since there could be a conflict with avast.
You really don't need the Comodo behavior blocker as avast has both a behavior shield and the autosandbox.
By disabling the CFW behav. blocker you cut down on creating an endless stream of rules. 

[SpeedyPC]

The only major conflict with Comodo is the Sandbox is the only thing need to be disable not the D+, I believe the Comodo behavior blocker belong to the D+ you can only have one sandbox running is Avast autosandbox and not Comodo while having the D+ running.

[cheater87]

What if the behavior blocker is set to block? Will it be OK then?

I disabled the behavior blocker in Comodo FW since there could be a conflict with avast.
You really don't need the Comodo behavior blocker as avast has both a behavior shield and the autosandbox.
By disabling the CFW behav. blocker you cut down on creating an endless stream of rules. 

How about BB disabled and HIPs on?

[Para-Noid]

Yes, definitely! 
HIPS is the main reason I use CFW.
I also stealthed all my ports in CFW. 

To test your ports as far as stealth goes use http://www.grc.com/intro.htm
Click "Services">click "ShieldsUp>click "Proceed">run all the tests you want. It's free.