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Re: configuration settings
From: Brad Mills <millsmiami () usa net>
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 12:34:39 EDT
Morton,
You might want to check out http://www.astero.com - they have an excellent firewall (requires a standalone box with a 400 MHz processor and 128 MB RAM); it runs on a hardened Linux distro, and you can include Kapersky AV for a nominal price (or free, if you particpate actively in the :"power users forums:). It's freely downloadable for personal use.
As well, Smoothwall GPL runs on as little as a 486; it sets up in minutes, and will work with 1 NIC + an external modem to 3 NIC's - ISP, trusted LAN, DMZ. You admin it via local terminal, http or https, or SSH into it. Nice headless item, tucked away and running erhm, 'smoothly'. Has traffic graphs built in; SNORT, Web Proxy, DHCP, and it's easy enough to install squidGuard into it. Piece of cake, works a treat ;) http://smoothwall.org/home/ cheers, /b --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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