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Who's There? Firewall Advisor
User's Guide
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What's New in 1.1
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DoorStop X 1.1, a free upgrade from version 1.0, provides integration
with two other Open Door products: the Who's There? 2.0 Firewall Advisor, and our book, Internet Security for Your Macintosh. The three products are available independently or as a suite,
the DoorStop X Security Suite.
Enhancements
- A menu bar status item. See DoorStop's status, and run the DoorStop
application, from an item in the menu bar.
- Custom service icons. You can now use custom icons for custom
service entries. Who's There? 2.0 will also display these icons.
Integration with Who's There? 2.0
From within DoorStop X 1.1, you can invoke Who's There? to display
various aspects of the log file:
- Each line of the log file in an easy-to-read format
- A summary of access attempts on a service-by-service basis
- A summary of access attempts by IP address
- A summary of access attempts to a service selected in DoorStop
- A summary of access attempts from an address selected in DoorStop
Switching to Who's There? is as easy as choosing a menu item.
And, of course, we've retained DoorStop's previous log functions.
DoorStop will share any custom icons or service names you've added
with Who's There, which will use that information to label access
attempts.
Integration with Internet Security for Your Macintosh
DoorStop X 1.1 is integrated with the electronic version of our
security book Internet Security for Your Macintosh: A Guide for the Rest of
Us, 2nd Edition, written by Alan Oppenheimer and Charles Whitaker, both of Open
Door Networks. Integration allows you to:
- Browse the book, section by section
- Have Who's There? display an index of all relevant entries in the book for a particular service
DoorStop X Security Suite
The DoorStop X firewall is a component of Open Door's DoorStop
X Security Suite. The Security Suite is an integrated set of applications
that work together to help you protect your Macintosh, while at
the same time understanding the details of specific security "events",
as well as learning about the overall issues and concepts involved.
The key products of the Security Suite include:
- DoorStop X Firewall - This product.
- Who's There? Firewall Advisor - Works with your Macintosh's firewall to help you analyze, understand
and respond to access attempts detected by the firewall. Who's
There? reads the log file produced by your firewall, and then
allows you to:
- view access attempts based on several criteria, including date and
risk level
- analyze access attempts to determine factors like risk level
- understand issues associated with specific access attempts, as well as broader
security concerns
- summarize accesses by IP address and service type (port number)
- investigate details of the accessor's IP address, including their network's
location and administrator's email address
- draft an email to the network administrator about the access
- Internet Security for Your Macintosh - Already integrated into the DoorStop X Firewall and the Who's
There? Firewall Advisor, Internet Security for Your Macintosh is also available as a standalone product with features that
lend themselves to browsing. As described in Accessing Internet Security for Your Macintosh, it is a PDF document with a hot-linked table of contents and index.
Being all in one document, you can search the entire document
at once for a given term.
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