On Sat, 19 Jan 2002, Klaus Schulze wrote:
Have a look at www.astaro.com
Astaro Security Linux is an enterprise level firewall, easy to install
and to manage, priced affordably for small and medium companies.
Includes a virus protection option for email.
I did look at that one a bit. One
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On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Marc DVer wrote:
We are going to put in a linux box with IPChains. Also, we are going
: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 2:22 PM
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Personally I work with SonicWALL, Raptor (now Symantec's product), and
Cisco. I also know quite a bit about personal firewalls as well so
without the prior
written permission of Clark Systems Support, LLC.
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Importance: High
Thanks to all those how
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Importance: High
Thanks to all those how contributed
to urs queries I would say its a windows NT machine with 602 Lanpro Proxy
further any site which can
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602 is not all that secure - what you do is to put ZA Pro on the PC along
with 602 so it reduces the chances of someone getting in. keep in mind,
since 602 dials up
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602 is not all that secure - what you do is to put ZA Pro on the PC along
with 602 so it reduces the chances of someone getting in. keep in mind,
since 602 dials up
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Paula Evans
Interspace Computers
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Marc,
I have ZA Pro. I purchased
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Personally I work with SonicWALL, Raptor (now Symantec's product), and
Cisco. I also know quite a bit
on an information based level.
Thanks -
Paula Evans
Interspace Computers
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Subject: Re: Do we require a Firewall?
We are going to put in a linux box with IPChains. Also, we are going to put
in a hardware firewall in relay with the linux box. I know this sounds
paranoid, but we (meaning my company) are in a industry that is targeted by
certain orginizations who have been
On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Marc DVer wrote:
Seriously, I know the dangers involved, and may get an outside
consultant to help out.
probably a very wise move.
Anyone know of a good tutorial for ipchains?
http://netfilter.samba.org/ipchains/HOWTO.html is a good one to start
with. its written by
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Subject: RE: Do we require a Firewall?
Personally I work with SonicWALL, Raptor (now Symantec's
On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Marc DVer wrote:
We are going to put in a linux box with IPChains. Also, we are going to put
in a hardware firewall in relay with the linux box. I know this sounds
paranoid, but we (meaning my company) are in a industry that is targeted by
certain orginizations who
Thanks to all those how contributed
to urs queries I would say its a windows NT machine with 602 Lanpro Proxy
further any site which can test the firewalls working I mean to check how
powerful is our protection.
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From: Vishal Mukherjee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear Vishal,
You need the firewall or not, it all depends on the criticality of the
applications
you are using.
but one thing if you information is critical then it's not good to use
dial-up
connection.
By the way what is the OS on your Proxy ??
Regards
Vishal Pranjale
Internet Security
Thanks to all those how contributed
to urs queries I would say its a windows NT machine with 602 Lanpro Proxy
further any site which can test the firewalls working I mean to check how
powerful is our protection.
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From: Vishal Mukherjee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Vishal Mukherjee wrote:
Hi all,
I am a newbie and want a few suggestions and help?
we are a small organization with around 15 terminals. we are connected to
the internet through a dialup connection to the internet.
One server serves us as a proxy server and all the
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Vishal Mukherjee wrote:
Hi all,
I am a newbie and want a few suggestions and help?
we are a small organization with around 15 terminals. we are connected to
the internet through a dialup connection to the internet.
One server serves us as a proxy server and all the
Hi,
It is more of business-related decision. If you have sensitive business related information stored within your network, you definitely need a good firewall irrespective of size of your network. For example, Checkpoint, Netscreen, etc.
However, firewall is always a must. If not a dedicated
Hi Vishal-
If you are using MS-Proxy, there are settings which
allow u to disable incoming traffic.
If you are using Squid on Linux, then u already
have a full featured firewall sitting there!!!
What are u using currently?
-Sam
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On Mon, 14 Jan
On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Sameer Anja wrote:
If you are using MS-Proxy, there are settings which
allow u to disable incoming traffic.
If the NT box is properly secured. (Most are not.)
If you are using Squid on Linux, then u already
have a full featured firewall sitting there!!!
Squid
Sorry if I did not make myself clear, but the
combination of Linux and Squid does make a good
firewall. Squid with its Controls and Linux with its
variety of features, including
iptables/ipchains/netfilter.
-Sam
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On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Sameer Anja wrote:
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