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| Subject: | Re: SmoothWall firewall |
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| Date: | Wed, 16 Mar 2005 00:50:28 -0800 (PST) |
Alex, Smoothwall, like everyone said its easy to install & configure. I am runningthis on our company network of about 50-60 machines + FTP, MAIL & WEB SERVERS. The only difficulty I face is setting up the portforwarding. Which is still on hold. I cann't compare IPCop & smoothwall since I didn't use IP Cop yet. I love the feature that It has the DMZ option, whioch is very useful. If anyone can help me with the port-forwarding settings It will be of great help. -- JS --- Jordan Dohms <jordan.dohms@net-linx.com> wrote:
Hi Alex, I've got it on a box at my house. It works very well, with no problems. The developers seem to be really on top of things, with regular updates (and painless...upgrade through the Web GUI). It's got some nice bonus features such as traffic graphing, DNS forwarding, built-in DHCP server, IDS, etc which can be enable or disabled if desired. Takes the hassle out of buildling/tweaking each additional feature independently. It has fairly basic port-forwarding and redirection features, which would likely be fine for most people, but some might find it lacking. I would have no fears or doubts about installing it in a corporate setting either (within reason). All in all, a very good option...I have no regrets and you can't beat the price. Jordan On Sat, 2005-03-12 at 22:13, Alex Schoof wrote:Has anyone used Smoothwall? I'm building a newfirewall, and I wasconsidering using Smoothwall versus IPCop. I washoping that someone hadused it and could give me an opinion. TIA
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