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Re: Snort as Firewall (WinXP)
From: "shrek-m () gmx de" <shrek-m () gmx de>
Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2006 23:17:43 +0100
Neil wrote:
From what I've read, a couple people have tried, but most people were ofthe opinion to use Snort as an IDS, and have a separate firewall.
bingo.
If anyone has done it, do you recommend it? Why/why not? For those who are against using it as a firewall, again, why?
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