99–101 distributed management, 97, 98 DMZ (demilitarized zone), 101–102 Firewall-1, 93 Fortinet, 94 global management, 97, 98–99 high availability types. 90 object-oriented management, 97 open-source technologies, 94 packet filters, 84–86 PIX firewalls, 91 Secure Computing, 89 secure routers, 96 security policy,.
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Select the Connections tab. • If you are using LAN, click 'LAN Settings' button.
If you are using Dial-up or Virtual Private Network connection, select necessary connection and click 'Settings' button. • In the 'Proxy Server' area, uncheck the check mark next to Use a proxy server for. • Click Privacy tab and press Sites button, click Remove all button if there are some urls out there. • Click Advanced tab and click on Reset button • In the Reset Internet Explorer Settings dialog box, click Reset to confirm. In Firefox, go Tools >Options >Advanced >Network >Settings and tick 'No Proxy', then 'OK' your way out.
Start your FF>Tools menu>, check all boxes and press clear private data now button. Now, please check both your browsers for redirects. Does that fix the problem? Okay, no problem. Before we move to the next part of the fix, there are a couple of things that were brought to my attention: 1.
Your RSIT log shows that you only have 7% free disk space available. You might want to consider freeing up some space, because the Windows recommended free space is 15%.
Your RSIT log also shows that your IE homepage is still set to About: Blank. It might be because Kaspersky is interfering with the fix. Could you please verify that for me, since I am not familiar with Kaspersky's software. Now for the next attempt at the fix: Please close all your browsers. Click on Start / Run, Enter the following command: firefox -safe-mode Click Continue In Safe Mode. This starts Firefox in its Safe Mode. While you are in Safe Mode, your settings will reverted back to their defaults.
Do you get redirected? Hi Thanks for the advice. But the problem is my HDD is only 80gb, and I have things that I can't do away with. So I need some time before I burn my important stuffs to DVD and consequently relieve my hard disk from congestion. I am certain that I had set www.google. Ryuichi Sakamoto Cinemage Rarlab on this page. com as my homepage in IE explorer.
So I checked it again and I found google to be my homepage. I set it again and this time 'www.google.co.in' as I am from India. I need some time before I verify whether that safe mode thing solves my redirection problem or not. Because at times, this redirection problem doesn't occur and on the other, it happens frequently. These days I am not facing any redirection problem but still I know it's lurking around somewhere.