RE: Firewall and DMZ topology

["Chris Berry" <compjma () hotmail com>]

> From: "Des Ward" <des.ward () ntlworld com>
> The second means that all traffic has to traverse your LAN to get to the
> 'Unprotected' DMZ systems and also could leave your internal LAN open to
> attack.

My ASCII drawing didn't come out very well it was supposed to represent a 
tri-homed firewall, which, to the best of my knowledge is just as secure as 
a two firewall setup.

Chris Berry
compjma () hotmail com
Systems Administrator
JM Associates

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