Hello,
> How about the practicality of managing one of these from thousands of miles away? No
>IP means that someone needs to be in
physical proximity.
For management all bridged firewalls are layer3 capable, with the LSMS I currently
manage over 200 firewalls in various
countries, no need to be on site.
Your switches are also manageable on their IP address, correct? They are layer 2
devices.
Same applies for bridged firewalls, it has nothing to do with being layer 3 capable,
but with the design of the box, to base
the way packets are handled on the bridging or routing principles.
Greetings,
Diederik
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