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Re: Gauntlet 5.5, is packet filtering stateful?
From: Peter Bruderer <brudy () bruderer-research com>
Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2001 05:21:25 +0200
In Gauntlet 5.5 the packet filters do not maintain states. For my understanding, it was more to protect the actual system running the firewall and to let traffic pass the firewall which has no proxy. The filters are used also to forward packets to the local proxies, when running in transparent mode. Since Gauntlet is a classical application level gateway, states are maintained by using the different proxies. On Saturday 01 September 2001 16:06, you wrote:
Guantlet ver5.5 firewall has packet filtering capabilities. Are these packet filtering features stateful? By stateful, I mean does Guantlet 5.5, using the packet filtering capabilities, have the intelligence to expect a return packet, similar to most stateful firewalls? Thanks!
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- Gauntlet 5.5, is packet filtering stateful? Lance Spitzner (Sep 03)
- Re: Gauntlet 5.5, is packet filtering stateful? Peter Bruderer (Sep 05)
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- Re: Gauntlet 5.5, is packet filtering stateful? Christopher Lee (Sep 05)
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