Review: 7 Linux/BSD Firewalls

Review: 7 Linux/BSD Firewalls
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LinuxSecurity.com: A new blogger to the Linux Security space (he switched months ago), the owner of Fsckin w/linux took a trip to test Firewalls and Linux. From IPCop to Smoothwall to the 8MB Monowall, he compares and contrasts the value of each platform - but with a catch. The HP Vectratesting platform we are using today is an HP Vectra slimline PC. Considering the computer was FREE (as in beer) after a company upgraded their workstations, the specifications are nothing to scoff at. * Pentium III 500 MHz * 192MB of RAM * 1GB Transcend disk-on-chip IDE module * Dual 100Mbps NICs Very interesting... Original Source: http://www.linuxsecurity.com/content/view/131420?rdf Learn more about Review: 7 Linux/BSD Firewalls


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