Install one on your own. Portsentry = firewall nmap = detect tcplogd = logger sara = control your network nessus etc... Too many possibilitys and FREE.
On Wednesday 06 March 2002 14:51, you wrote: | Sorry, but in Linux it's called RYO - Roll Your Own. Firewalling | in nearly any capacity needs to be a customized thing. If you're | looking for a firewall which has some nice tools to make the | creation process pretty, and are willing to pay for it, check out | Astaro Linux. It's based on the 2.4 kernel and NetFilter (which | can do all that you need) and includes for about $5000 (IIRC) a | very nice web-GUI. | | | | Jason Guidry | <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: | [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: cc: | expert-owner@linux-ma Subject: Re: | [expert] Best firewall ndrake.com | | | 03/05/2002 06:43 AM | Please respond to | expert | | On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 10:42, Belkie, Dan wrote: | > Hi Guys! | > Can you guys recommend some good firewalls? | > I'm looking for something with pretty good logs, and maybe even | > something that will report how much traffic has gone through the | > box. Also if | | that's | | > not enough something that can do NAT. I will have a email server | > and web server behind this bad boy. | > | > Thoughts? | | Thoughts? well they only come occasionally these days. | | the short answer....www.openbsd.org | | the long answer is, a firewall is as secure as its operator. | Linksys makes a decent box, but you must keep track of updates. | Linux router project was great, but now apparently in limbo or | something. Mandrake SNF gets good reviews from this crowd. | | whatever you use, everyone will tell you to do your best to break | in before someone else does it for you. -- mess-mate
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