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RE: Most secure small home office firewall under $700

Subject: RE: Most secure small home office firewall under $700
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2005 14:20:46 -0600
If you are interested in an open source solution, check out SmoothWall
Express at http://www.smoothwall.org/

Converts an inexpensive PC that you may already have sitting around into a
very stable firewall.  Have been using it for over a year on my home setup.

 

If you need corp style of support, they do have a corporate version for
around $320 at http://www.smoothwall.net/ 

 

Not affiliated at all, just a user of their open source disto.

 

... RandyG

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From: Randy Opper [mailto:ropper@firstsecurityonline.com] 
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 10:02 PM
To: firewalls@securityfocus.com
Subject: Most secure small home office firewall under $700

 

Can someone let me know what company makes the most secure and strong small
office firewall. 

Sonicwall looks good for about $500 but I know there are others.

It would be even better if the interface was easier to use.

 

 

I presently have a Sonicwall in one office and it works great but I am not
sure about how secure they are. I need strong securtity to protect a machine
that is running IIS. IIS is running a service for my business. I need to
secure the system from attack.

 

Any suggestions????

 

 

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