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Firewalk X 2.3.7


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Requirements Mac OS X 10.2 or higher
Downloads 3 Limitations None
Publisher Pliris File Size 1.8M
Date added 27 Sep 2004 Check your speed

Firewalk X 2 is a full featured firewall for Mac OS X. Offering flexible firewalling plus features such as restricting application connections and interactive, real-time alerts. This is a free upgrade for Firewalk X 1.x license owners. Features:

  • Independent; does not rely on or use Mac OS X's built-in firewall, ipfw
  • TCP, UDP, and ICMP packet filtering, both incoming and outgoing
  • Self optimizes to current network activity
  • Interactive, real-time alerting
  • Time expiring firewall rules
  • Compatible with Mac OS X's built-in firewall
  • Can restrict network access to specific applications
  • User and IP address specific application rules
  • Detailed logging of events
  • Automatic setting changes for different network locations
  • Multithreaded for optimal performance
  • Port scan and packet flood detection
  • Nicely integrated with Mac OS X for transparent operation
  • Full Unicode support
  • Localized for English, French, and German


This version for Mac OS X 10.2 and 10.3 only
Use 2.1.12 for Mac OS X 10.1

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