Norton Firewall-Connection Blocking ?

[BerettaMan]

Does anyone know why I am getting these alerts and how I go about eliminating them?

Action-Blocked
Direction-Inbound
Application/Service-57621
Remote Address-10.0.1.5 (IP address of wife's Mac Book Pro)
Remote Port-57621
Kind-User Defined

 

[chscag]

Sure. Uninstall the Norton firewall and anything else Norton that's on your Mac. See the following link:

Uninstall Symantec Products

 

[BerettaMan]

It seems like when my wife is on her Mac Book is when I get these alerts. It seems her Mac Book is trying to access files from the I-Mac over our wireless connection. My Mac Book doesn't do this.
Linkie no workie.

 

[chscag]

Sorry, I screwed up the link. Try this one instead: LINK

 

[Slydude]

It seems like when my wife is on her Mac Book is when I get these alerts. It seems her Mac Book is trying to access files from the I-Mac over our wireless connection. My Mac Book doesn't do this.
Linkie no workie.

Do you have file sharing, screen sharing or the like turned on. That might explain why this iS happy happening with her Mac and not yours.

 

[harryb2448]

Ignore the above and scrap it big time.

Amazing Nortons are following our threads.

 

[JoshRoss]

There is no particular reason to have any anti-virus on a Mac. It has multiple layers of protection by default. You could probably run anti-malware just to be safe. And if you are not downloading shady files or clicking dangerous/unrecognized links, you should be set.