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RE: DMZ, defined.
From: carson () tla org
Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 17:08:59 -0500 (EST)
"Fred" == Frederick M Avolio <fred () avolio com> writes:
Fred> DMZ is a defined term. It is not a matter of opinion. One can say that Fred> because it is defined, it is not something one can hold an opinion on. (I Fred> know that don't teach absolute truths in university today, but there you Fred> have it.) Read smb's post or the papers to *know* what a DMZ is. Firewall Fred> is also a well defined term. Personally, I still think that service network is a usefull term for describing a 3rd leg off of a firewall. Now, I won't say that folks can't _also_ call it a DMZ, just that a more specific term can help communicate more effectively. Something can be both a bird and an eagle. -- Carson Gaspar -- carson () cs columbia edu carson () tla org carson () cugc org http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~carson/home.html Queen Trapped in a Butch Body
Current thread:
- RE: DMZ, defined. Frederick M Avolio (Feb 01)
- RE: DMZ, defined. David LeBlanc (Feb 02)
- Re: DMZ, defined. Adam Shostack (Feb 03)
- Re: DMZ, defined. Joseph S D Yao (Feb 04)
- Administrivia, was Re: DMZ, defined. Marcus J. Ranum (Feb 04)
- Re: DMZ, defined. Roger Nebel (Feb 04)
- Re: DMZ, defined. Adam Shostack (Feb 03)
- RE: DMZ, defined. carson (Feb 03)
- Re: DMZ, defined. Joseph S D Yao (Feb 04)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: DMZ, defined. graham, randy (Feb 02)
- RE: DMZ, defined. Frederick M Avolio (Feb 02)
- RE: DMZ, defined. Crumrine, Gary L (Feb 04)
- RE: DMZ, defined. David LeBlanc (Feb 02)