Hi,
I'd use fwtk together with ip filters (or ipchains). It's free and it's
highly configurable
Michael
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Sent: February 7, 2000 6:32 PM
To: Punggawa
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Subject: Re: Linux Firewall
Punggawa,
There is a package that is only about 70.00. It is called Netmax firewall.
You can get it from CDW for about 70.00. It is the only Linux Software
firewall that I know of. If you do find one for free please let me know. I
need one also. Like you I am limited on budget currently. Trying to get a
business going.
Steven
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On 02/07/2000 at 3:24 PM Punggawa wrote:
>hello,
>
>I need to install a firewall for a non profit organisation.
>I have almost no budget so it has to be a freeware (or shareware) and to
>run on a PC with linux OS.
>This is my first experience in installing and configuring a firewall.
>
>I have heard of two solutions : ipfwadm and ipchains.
>Does anyone know the differences between this two firewalls ? is there any
>other free firewalls availables ?
>Did you have any article or document about that ? or URL ?
>How about specification ? Does anyone have a resume of specification for
>Linux firewall ?
>
>
>If you have any experience with any freeware firewall with linux please
answer.
>Thanks.
>
>Punggawa.
>
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