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Fwd: Silly Question Time
From: "Christopher J. Wargaski" <cjw () rmsbus com>
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 14:14:08 -0500
Hey Kenny-- I don't think that this is a silly question. However, the responses might start the old "which is better, bash or tcsh?" flame war I used to see in school. ;-) IMHO, the answer is "It depends." For a small firm that does not have all that much traffic, let the firewall do it all, anti virus scanner, VPN end point, etc. Just make sure that the machine can handle the load. If this is a large company with quite a bit of traffic, off-load the work to a separate server and don't bog down the firewall. I am from the old school to recommend that a router should route, a server should serve, and a firewall should . . . well you get the idea. BTW, I use both tcsh AND bash. cjw
do you put antivirus s/w on the FW itself? i know nothing is processed, etc., etc. & i know about cvp, etc. the question is more of a 'is this done in the industry'? thanx (let the bashing begin :~) kennyw
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- RE: Silly Question Time Henry Sieff (Oct 01)
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- Re: Silly Question Time Jeffery . Gieser (Oct 01)
- RE: Silly Question Time Henry Sieff (Oct 03)
- RE: Silly Question Time ark (Oct 03)