EVGA 128-P2-KN01 User Manual
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To change alert settings:
1. On the General tab, locate the Alerts section.
2. Select Exception alerts will be made:
• Per Application — use this setting to receive alerts when a program tries to access the network.
This is the simplest option; Killer Firewall notifies you only once when a program is requesting access.
• Per Individual Port — use this setting to receive alerts for every port that programs are trying to access.
This is a complex option; Killer Firewall notifies you multiple times if a program needs access to
multiple ports.
1. On the General tab, locate the Alerts section.
2. Select Exception alerts will be made:
• Per Application — use this setting to receive alerts when a program tries to access the network.
This is the simplest option; Killer Firewall notifies you only once when a program is requesting access.
• Per Individual Port — use this setting to receive alerts for every port that programs are trying to access.
This is a complex option; Killer Firewall notifies you multiple times if a program needs access to
multiple ports.
Adding Killer Firewall Exceptions
Each time Killer Firewall notifies you about a program that is requesting access to the Internet, it will ask you
if you would like to add this program as an exception to the firewall rules. If you select Yes, Killer Firewall
automatically adds that exception.
if you would like to add this program as an exception to the firewall rules. If you select Yes, Killer Firewall
automatically adds that exception.
You may need to edit an exception occasionally, especially if you patch or reinstall a program and it then
requires a different port or protocol. If this occurs, edit Killer Firewall exceptions.
requires a different port or protocol. If this occurs, edit Killer Firewall exceptions.
To edit Killer Firewall Exceptions:
1. On the General tab, under Exceptions, select the program name for which you want to edit
firewall settings.
2. Click Edit.
3. Edit the settings.
4. Click OK to save the settings and return to the Firewall screen.
1. On the General tab, under Exceptions, select the program name for which you want to edit
firewall settings.
2. Click Edit.
3. Edit the settings.
4. Click OK to save the settings and return to the Firewall screen.
Deleting Killer Firewall Exceptions
You typically need to delete a Killer Firewall exception after a program has changed, been patched,
or uninstalled from your computer.
or uninstalled from your computer.
To delete Killer Firewall exceptions:
1. On the General tab, under Exceptions, select the program name for which you want to delete
exception settings.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click Yes when prompted to confirm the deletion and return to the Firewall screen
1. On the General tab, under Exceptions, select the program name for which you want to delete
exception settings.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click Yes when prompted to confirm the deletion and return to the Firewall screen
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To enable or disable Killer Firewall:
1. Right-click on the Xeno Killer Tray icon.
2. Select Xeno Firewall.
3. On the General tab, under Firewall, select the On button to enable Killer Firewall;
select the Off button to disable Killer Firewall.
Note: When Killer Firewall is enabled, alerts are also enabled automatically.
1. Right-click on the Xeno Killer Tray icon.
2. Select Xeno Firewall.
3. On the General tab, under Firewall, select the On button to enable Killer Firewall;
select the Off button to disable Killer Firewall.
Note: When Killer Firewall is enabled, alerts are also enabled automatically.
Changing Alert Settings
After Killer Firewall is enabled, alerts are enabled automatically.