No, not with 6 (SIX) computers.
And with this sort of thing the question persists:
WHY cannot we save these rules as a profile for import/export???
I am starting to think that someone with a Twitter FaceBook account should start broadcasting this thing to the populace. I have been a faithful Norton buyer for many years. And now....
jmason wrote:
If you have a way of installing or going back to NIS 2011, I suggest you do as I have done. That way you have NIS protection and, at the same time, are able to continue adding more firewall entries/rules while WAITING for the "good news" (if it will come anyway). Just imagine this is still Year 2011.
By comparison, NIS 2011 runs "smoother" than NIS 2012 does. Also, when you're entering a new rule in the 2011 firewall, you don't have to tense up and almost beg it or pray that the software doesn't choke on you and crash. Because if it does, you know you don't only have to reboot your system, but it also means that you cannot enter new rules anymore. And we all know that BAD feeling very well.
