Uhh...have the client define for you what he means by his gradations of protection, otherwise, you have a lot more work cut out for you. I hope you're getting paid by the hour and you have a letter of indemnity.
Of course, you could always tell him that ALLOW ALL should suffice for a Low Protection rules set and DENY ALL should suffice for a High Protection rules set. :-)
Michael
-----Original Message-----
From: Eduardo B. Fonseca [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 10:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Firewall Rules
Hello Guys,
I'm setting up a firewall box for a client of mine but he wants to
be able to switch "rulesets" on the fly. No problem on that, the
problem is that he wants to have a Low Protection Ruleset, a Med-Low
Protection Ruleset, a Medium Ruleset, a Med-Hi Protection Ruleset and
a High Protection Ruleset. Why? I don't know :)
Can you guys point me or give me some suggestions about those
rulesets?
Thanks!
Eduardo.
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