In a message dated 11/21/2000 6:53:59 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Sandman,
> Check out Captus Networks (http://www.captusnetworks.com). One of our
> security solutions is the CaptIO, an intelligent high speed firewall with
an
> integrated Intrusion Detection System. We have 12 FE interfaces to
> accomodate multiple networks and you can manage seperate firewall / IDS
> rules for each subnet and even assign management levels for each. The
> Intelligence applies when our Intrusion Detection System detects malacious
> activity then teaches this information to the firewall, which writes the
> rule to automatically isolate this malicious activity to your networks(s).
> We also have the capability to Switch, route and trunk (network). Please
While this is definitely interesting (it appears to have exactly the kind
of stuff that i need), there are too few interfaces (only 12). I need to
totally separate 40...50 subnets (in/out traffic for each subnet must go
through firewall).
My question was: what is "THE" ;-) solution for such needs? - an office
building, offering Internet for all their customers, and having full
protection for each individual subnet, and there are 50 such subnets.
I was thinking that a Cisco with many interfaces can do this (but i don't
know if this is the usual solution, and the price can be really high).
--
Sandman
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