Re: Sonicwall or Watchguard

[Eric Budke <budke () budke com>]

I can't speak from an administration standpoint, but from a user 
standpoint, my company's Watchguard sucks.

It requires a reboot to update rules (from what I understand they are 
running it on linux, so this really makes little sense.) And the "VPN" 
solution is really false advertising. It just opens up a hole in your 
firewall. If you are using any sort of NAT, you have now opened up a whole 
in your firewall for all the other users behind that nat to get in.

At 11:54 AM 12/6/2001 +0000, Andy Murrell wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a firewall solution for one of my clients, I've been
> pointed towards both the Watchguard and Sonicwall products.  Both seem
> to fit the bill in function and price, but from what little I know I can
> see pro's and con's of both product ranges but I can't find any direct
> comparisons.  Just wondering if anyone could provide any further input
> on which direction I should go it?
>
> Thanks
>
> Andy Murrell
> andy.murrell () integra-networks co uk
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