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Hello Lawrence,
Yes, what you are saying about BOINC interacting with Zone Alarm is the very thing that made me suspect BOINC might be involved with the card in some way. I use Zone Alarm to and really like that little visual indicator that shows connection activity, sure wish BOINC didn't trigger it all the time as it was a useful way of noting that something untoward might be happing with internet connections. Knowing that BOINC is in some way tied into network connectivity is what made me think BOINC could be involved with changes in network set-up. As things stand, I've done a bit more testing of things with the card driver enabled/disabled, everything seems to be back to normal (back on faah units now and and see what I expect to be normally happening) with the exception that I do seem to have a lost a fair bit of processor speed (laptop with power management). Most likely down to the new card but I'll try and track that down in a more appropriate forum. All in all, false alarm over BOINC I think - apologies. However, if anyone knows why BOINC interacts with Zone Alarm in the way it does I would love to hear the explanation. Many thanks. |
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Sekerob
Ace Cruncher Joined: Jul 24, 2005 Post Count: 20043 Status: Offline |
MeToo, i had and have the same issue with my Kerio Firewall. There is something called RPC that is used to let these program parts, front(BOINmgr)/middle(BOINC)/end(e.g. wcg_hdc_tma...) to talk to each other. Had to activate the code-injection permission and ABB (application behavior blocking) in my Kerio Firewall. The Support from Sunbelt gave me some settings, as its not allowed for security reasons to manually add the latter....it has to detect it and than permit it permanently by saying yes to an auto-rule.
----------------------------------------Unfortunately, the issue has not gone entirely away....occasionally, every other day the BOINC front hangs up. Simple disable/enable of the firewall re-establishes the connection. Whilst the front is stuck, no notices, no logs, the science just continues.....its only a problem by the time the science finishes and the BOINCMgr has to do its transmission part. If blocked by the Firewall, nothing happens until i do my thing. Till then still looking for the permanent solution....setting the network to suspended in BOINC has at least never invoked the blocking stat.....pure speculation, but there's someting to this 3 way comms....from science to BOINCmgr to the internet. Anyone an answer as more than a few seem to suffer from this?!?
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