Standbying With Journal Macro

Dennymacpot · 01-02-2007, 06:26 PM

How to Standby Using Journal Macro

1. Start off by deleting all of the macros in the list, theres 6 or 7.
2. Hit the NEW key, and add a macro.

3.
Rename the macro you just created to TEAM STANDBY.
4. Hit the edit key while the macro is highlighted.

5.
^ This screen will pop, highlight the word KEYSTROKE in the left column.
6. Then hit, ADD COMMAND,

7.
On this screen, click on the TAB button, then select OK.
8. With KEYSTROKE still highlighted, press ADD COMMAND once again, then select UP.
9. Basically, keep adding the commands i tell you....

10. 6th down on that list, theres a command, # Comment / Delay: (1500ms). To insert this command into the window highlight COMMAND / DELAY in the left column instead of KEYSTROKE. After that is highlighted, select ADD COMMAND, and change the delay in the bottom right hand corner to 1500ms.
11. Insert the commands accordingly.
12. Once your list looks like the one above, press OK on the Macro Editor screen.
13. Right click on the TEAM STANDBY.JNL, the Macro you just renamed and edited, select dupilcate.
14. In you macro list there should now be two macros, TEAM STANDY. JNL and Duplication - TEAM STANDBY.JNL.
15. Now, select the first macro you made, TEAM STANDBY.JNL, and select edit.

16.
Make sure you have the last item in the command list highlighted, KEYSTROKE <DOWN>, and highlight RUN MACRO in the left column, then select ADD COMMAND,
17. In the MACRO NAME dropdown list, select DUPLICATION - TEAM STANDBY.JNL, change the repeat to 300.
18. Make sure your list looks like mine after you have added the last command.
19. Select ok, then in the main menu, highlight the duplicate copy of team standby and select EDIT.
20. There is only a few minor changes that need to be done to the duplicate copy, then you can start team standby-ing like a pro

21.
Adjust the command list in the duplicate copy of TEAM STANDBY to look like that. Make sure you insert and delete the correct commands. When inserting commands make sure you move the commands up and down so that they correspond with the placement of the photo above.
22.

In the end, this is what both macros should look like.

23.
Now open up ZONE ALARM PRO and change to the Firewall security levels page...
24. Make sure both INTERNET ZONE and TRUSTED ZONE are on medium, then open up Journal Macro, highlight TEAM STANDBY.JNL, make sure it is not the duplicate, but the real one.
25. Hit run, and watch magic.
26. I highly suggest running it a few times to make sure you copied everything correctly.
27. If everything is perfect, it should run.
28. If you want to change the time the firewalls stays on HIGH & LOW then change the delay times.