My first suggestion would be go in Linux/UNix. Nt has so many holes that you can
drive a truck through it. I would never use NT for anything that is that important.
You should put a proxy server also. If they are doing dial up NO way that I am aware
of to stop and or protect that. Other then cutting off the modems.
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On 02/04/2000 at 2:07 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I'm a young sys admin working for a small company.
>My job, as it says above, is to provide a reliable and secure network for the
>company. That's what i thought i was doing until some as.. broke into the
>network.
>The company network is not connected to the internet. E-mail and Web browsing
>are done by using an ISP.
>Beside security features that Windows NT 4.0 offers, is there any other way
>to protect my network by implementing some sort of a FireWall that I can
>install on every PC that is configured to dial-out? I'm looking for any
>solution that will protect my network and help me catch the as.... that broke
>into the network.
>
>I'm up for any recommendation. Thanks for your time.
>
>Val
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