Firewall in Routers??
Michael Dillon
michael at memra.com
Tue Mar 4 03:10:09 UTC 1997
On Mon, 3 Mar 1997, Andrew Smith wrote:
> > PIX is more of an address translation unit with firewalling
> > capabilities.
> > Firewall-1 is a fully functional Firewall with limited address
> > translation.
What about Gauntlet? Or Juniper? Or the TIS FWTK? Or Borderware?
Or the Livingston IRX 112? Or KarlBrouter? Or the Norman Firewall?
Or Sidewinder?
And these are only a few of the dozens of commercial firewalls with
features out the wazoo. Read LAN magazine and Network Computing for
product tests and reviews. Hire a security consultant.
I know what you're asking... What does all this stuff have to do with
running a continent-spanning public network? Nothing at all, of course.
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