IPNetSentryX pour Mac
Protégez votre Mac contre les intrus.
$60.00
Version 1.8c1Lorsque vous achetez via les liens de notre site, nous pouvons percevoir une commission d’affiliation
Aperçu de IPNetSentryX
IPNetSentry est une application de sécurité simple et intelligente qui protège votre Mac contre les intrus Internet extérieurs. Cela est particulièrement important pour les utilisateurs de Mac qui ont un modem câble, DSL ou un autre service Internet haut débit où les connexions peuvent être maintenues et laissées sans surveillance pendant des heures (ou des jours) à la fois.
Contrairement à la plupart des autres produits de sécurité Internet, IPNetSentry ne dresse pas de barrières pour l'utilisation sécurisée de votre connexion Internet. Il n'est pas nécessaire de "percer des trous" dans un pare-feu pour des applications spécifiques que vous pourriez souhaiter exécuter. Au lieu de cela, IPNetSentry surveille silencieusement et intelligemment les comportements suspects, et lorsqu'il est déclenché, il invoque un filtre solide qui bannit complètement l'intrus potentiel de votre Mac.
Nouveautés de la version 1.8c1
Version 1.8c1 :
- Appliquez toutes les mises à jour de IPNetRouterX.
- Corrections pour le chargement de NKE et l'alignement de structure 64 bits.
- Reconstruire NKE en 32/64 bits Universel.
- Compatible avec OS X 10.7.
IPNetSentryX pour Mac
$60.00
Version 1.8c1
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Notes des utilisateurs
May 16, 2007
Version: 1.6c3
Well, this question was posted one year and nine months ago yet the developer has NOT replied. Perhaps the developer's silence speaks volumes, no?
Unless I see any evidence to the contrary, I'd say that if you've got OS 10.4 installed and have its firewall enabled, UDP blocked and Stealth enabled,
IPNetSentry is superfluous......unnecessary.
Anyone disagree? Hmmm?
Aug 17, 2005
Version: 1.3c6
I've got a really stupid question. Someone help me understand. Why would this be needed at all if stealth mode in Tiger was being used? In pinging my computer via 'test' of this software, there is zero result, therefore, my IP doesn't show up, or shows up in the software itself as 0.0.0.0. So I'm lead to believe through all the testing I tried at the online site, that this thing doesn't really do anyone any good, or am I just totally lost? Simply curious. I would imagine for anyone not using Tiger, this could be pretty nifty.
Sorry, I simply have yet to see any issues with simple firewall settings, blocking UDP, enabling stealth (especially this) and I'm wondering what good this software actually does. None of the testing I did ever received a result at all. My computer was essentially not there for the online test system to indicate anything. IPNnetSentryX showed zero intruder results in the tab, nor notified me of any attempt to 'break in'. I don't get it.
Please respond. I'd like to learn more.
I won't provide a 'star rating' review as a result, as I feel any rating I may give would be unfair to the developers of a neat idea.
Jan 20, 2005
Version: 1.2.05
I agree with anonymous. Unless you're an expert, this guy doesn't want to answer any quesrions. Check out other sites reviews , too.
Jan 7, 2005
Version: 1.2.03
I cannot agree to the 'anonymous' comment below.
I had instantly several replies from the developer and they were quite helpful. Good product, good support!