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Re: Firewall/Router: Dedicated Server or Appliance?
From: Fred Cohen <fred.cohen () all net>
Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 15:57:23 -0800
At small campuses of the University of New Haven we typically use Linux-based firewalls with bootable CDs for the bootup media. They basically run NAT and provide only the protection that comes from no inbound connections.
FC On Nov 1, 2005, at 3:10 PM, Nuno Marques wrote:
Hi everybody, what do you think it's the best choice for a college network?The network has something like 1000 users, we have been recommended an astaro appliance, what's your opinion about it? Any other suggestion? Will a dedicated server do the same thing?Thanks, Nuno
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- Re: Firewall/Router: Dedicated Server or Appliance? Bryan S. Sampsel (Nov 02)
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