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Re: Hardware Firewall recommendations

Subject: Re: Hardware Firewall recommendations
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 17:01:51 +0000
What is your budget? How familiar are you with firewall technology? I would 
recommend SonicWALL because of the ease of use and fast deploy.It also has a 
unified threat management systems. I would research a vulnerability database to 
see who has the least amount of exploits or see who takes care of there code. 
Eitherway, that's my opinion.

Cheers!

------Original Message------
From: Chris [HORIZONsolutions]
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To: security-basics@securityfocus.com
Sent: Nov 30, 2007 3:22 AM
Subject: Hardware Firewall recommendations

Hi,

I'm investigating the purchase of a hardware firewall.  I'm hoping 
people here could point me in the right direction, if not give 
recommendations.

I've got two separate connections, one to a individual server and one to 
a small LAN of several servers. The need for the two separate incoming 
pipes is because we're billed individually for the bandwidth usage.  I 
would rather buy one box that can handle both of these connections 
instead of two boxes, mainly to ease the administration but this isn't 
essential. 

This should make sense, thanks,

Chris -.



Michael R. Martinez
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