RE: suggestions on a good firewall

[Daniel Cid <danielcid () yahoo com br>]

Well, OpenBSD is free, easy to configure and very
secure (by default). Cisco is Cisco, some people
like ... but i dont trust in it :)

letter a. 

[]`s

Daniel B. Cid

> --- Dana Rawson <DRawson () gjmltd com> wrote: > >After
reading all the responses it is still not
> completely clear to me.  I
> have gathered that OpenBSD would be more secure than
> Linux, and Cisco
> appears to be an industry leader.
>
> However, with all things being equal (i.e.
> experience level of security
> administrator, proper configuration, etc.) which
> firewall would be "most"
> secure and reliable?
>
> A) OpenBSD    (non-ASIC)
> B) Cisco      (ASIC)
>
> Next, taking into consideration VPN needs on each
> system, which would be
> considered "most" secure and reliable?
>
> Dana
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