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Hi Isaac,
On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 06:56:38PM +0000, Isaac Close wrote:
> However since i'm using a 'recommended' SME (rubbish) server as a bet, it fell to its knees to my delight. That's only a start. The person in question arguing the toss states that I need a hardware firewall, for example 'endian'.
>
> No I don't, i use iptables.
>
> Without harping on too much about this subject, i was wondering about other peoples opinions about the need for a BIG SHINEY EXPENSIVE EVERYTHING WILL BE OK BS FIREWALL BOX, and perhaps to know what other people are using.
Can you make it work without a hardware firewall? Yes.
Is a perimeter firewall and a firewall on every machine as well a
good idea? Yes.
Is having a pair of hardware firewalls for failover recommended?
Yes.
Does your project justify the expense of a hardware firewall, or
even two? Your call.
I've never heard of Endian. Most of these things are just BSD/Linux
boxes with some sort of management interface, but that is not
necessarily a bad thing.
Cheers,
Andy
