Re: Firewall bake-off?

[Zachary Grafton <chaotic.chowder () gmail com>]

Well, the greatest thing about the sidewinder is how easy it is to
configure things. It does have clustering and nice failover features,
which are in my opinion, extremely important. If you are worried about
performance with a Sidewinder, just buy another one and cluster them.


Zack Grafton

K K wrote:
> Any organization deploying firewalls needs to know their own comfort
> level and requirements, and choose the solution which is right for
> them.
>
> On 3/15/07, joel l huebner <jhuebner () japrinting com> wrote:
>   
> > My vote would be SecureComputing's Sidewinder product line...
> >
> > Very SECURE, very easy to use!
> >     
>
> But not exactly know as speed demons, and no published 64-byte PPS
> throughput benchmarks.
>
> That's not saying the Sidewinder products are not effective security,
> just that the security of application proxy deep-inspection gateways
> comes at a price.
>
>
> Kevin Kadow
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