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Re: Question - Advice needed.

Subject: Re: Question - Advice needed.
Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2005 04:26:46 +0000
Netscreens can handle a large number of connections (relative to other
firewalls) but they must be built up slowly. This is not the case with
http. A single browser may open up several short-lived connections.
Your best bet is probably a Check Point firewall. The Alton series can
handle around 600k connections. You could probably get 100k off a good
x86 box or Sun box. Don't bother with Nokia. You can get the
reliability you need by using checkpoint's HA options.
~Paul


**** This is my personal option and I hold no responsibility for it.
:-p Its not my fault if you do something stupid with any info that I
give out. I also make no guarantees that what I say is even slightly
accurate. ****

On 4/18/05, Mark Owen <mr.markowen@gmail.com> wrote:
I highly recommend the Netscreen 5XP.  It supports tear-drop attack
protection, SYN flood protection, Ping-of-Death protection, Land
attacks, and more.  We recently outgrew it but it was a great
firewall.

http://www.juniper.net/customers/support/products/netscreen5xp.jsp

On 4/16/05, Andrew Rogers <andrew.rogers@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
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Hello All,

Situation: One webserver - Estimated hits p/w 100k+ HDSL connection to
the outside.

The question is. What is the best Firewall to use? Can a firewall be
stuck _on_ the server? what are your suggestions?

The most important thing is the ability to remotely manage (ie. From
another country)

Please help - More info can be provided if required.

- -andrew
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