Windows 7 - Installed new version of Norton

I recently installed a new version of Norton and after re-booting, I
can't connect to the internet via wireless.  I'm sure this is due to
new settings and is common, but can someone let me know what I should
do?  Thanks.

  Jack \(MVP-Networking\). replied...

Hi

There are few places that needs to be configured to make sure that the
Firewall does not block the communication.

It is too "long story" to guide you over a newsgroup through all the steps
that are necessary to check and configure.

You have the make sure that the Firewall does not block the Browser
(application's menu).  That LAN's IP range of your Network (Router, and
computers) are allowed to communicate (Trusted Zone), and that there is No
rule that blocks TCP/IP inbound and outbound communication (Advance General
Rules).

Consult the program manual to check/set these issues.

Jack (MVP-Networking).

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