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Re: firewalls
From: Benjamin Langtry <langtryb () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 13:01:34 +0900
I would look at the Endian open source firewall. It offers many features and has a web interface. They also offer commercial support and hardware appliances if your management requires or wants that. On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 6:31 AM, Rick Rune <rickrune () gmail com> wrote:
Two NIC ports + iptables (using Shorewall if you choose) = Pretty darn good firewall imho. On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 4:53 PM, Damian <avghacker () gmail com> wrote:So I need some advice on firewall security. I use ubuntu servers at work and am very comfortable with debian. At work we have a cisco piz firewall....however another smaller company we help doesn't have the budget or staff for a pix firewall. I was considering using a distro like redwall or smoothwall and was wondering if anyone had any experience with dedicated distros like these. Also do these distros offer better security then larger installations?
Current thread:
- firewalls Damian (Jan 12)
- RE: firewalls Emilio Morla (Jan 12)
- Re: firewalls xgermx (Jan 12)
- Re: firewalls H. Kurth Bemis (Jan 12)
- Re: firewalls Rick Rune (Jan 12)
- Re: firewalls Benjamin Langtry (Jan 13)
- Re: firewalls pUm (Jan 13)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: firewalls stcroix111 (Jan 12)
- Re: firewalls Morgan Reed (Jan 13)
- RE: firewalls Wilson (Jan 13)
- RE: firewalls Tim Clewlow (Jan 14)
- Fw: firewalls john . b . williams (Jan 14)