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Re: Q:High Performance/ High Availability Firewalls
From: Dean_Ethier () dmr ca
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1998 10:35:04 -0700
Uwe, you might want to look at either the Nokia IP4xx line of routers (running an embedded copy of FW1 or maybe the Cisco PIX). Both, I believe, have the capability to handle ATM pipes and bothe definately have thier own HA options. Dean Ethier DMR Consulting Group Inc Uwe Zirpner <Uwe.Zirpner () rsw sni de> on 10/26/98 11:20:02 AM Please respond to Uwe Zirpner <Uwe.Zirpner () rsw sni de> To: firewall-wizards () nfr net cc: (bcc: Dean Ethier/DMR/CA) Subject: Q:High Performance/ High Availability Firewalls Hey folks, I'm searching for more information about High Performance Firewalls e.g. in an ATM network environment or setting up an expandable load balancing firewall ( e.g. parallel firewall ). I just read two interesting papers of Uwe Ellermann & CO.( DFN ) about this topic, but does anybody has had already some experience in implementing such a firewall. Which system requirements should the firewall hardware have to handle the ATM Traffic througput ( e.g RAM, Processors ) The site has roughly 2000 Users, mainly classic WWW/FTP/MAIL traffic. The firewall should have minimum 4 network cards. - Internet, Internal net, dmz, extranet As far as High Availability is concerned, I would like to combine the "Load Balancing topic" with this topic. Is this possible ? Any recommendations, NOT TO DO For High Availability I only know StoneBeat for Firewall 1. Are there any other products or concepts for other "Well Known Firewall Products" out there ?? TIA Zirpini
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