I have little experience with the Cisco PIX. It's not very user friendly for beginners.
However, Watchguard's Firebox graphical interface is a breeze. They have something called
the Policy Manager from where you setup all your filters, network, vpn, proxies, etc. All is point and
click. You should keep them in mind if you're looking for simplicity.
Also their technical support is not bad either. Most of my issues are resolved at level 1.
Good luck.
Eric
Mgiordano wrote:
Hello to all on the group. This is my first posting so bear with me
please. I am new to firewalls and their capabilities, however, I am in
need of one for my ISP. I am searching for information and
recommendations on which one is the best to use. Information on my needs
is as follows.I have two servers with approximately 15,000 on each.
We run FreeBSD 4.2Looking for something that is user friendly and that will not degregate
my mail service too much. Thanks for any and all help.Michael Giordano
Network Administrator
Delmarva Online-
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