RE: Suggestions Needed
From: chris (chris@byteme.no)
Date: 02/25/03
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From: "chris" <chris@byteme.no> To: <security-basics@securityfocus.com> Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 22:24:16 +0100
> I'm a home user rather new to firewalls. I have a spare pc I want to use
> as a firewall machine for our local lan of 2 workstations w/cable modem.
> I'm wanting a linux/unix flavor os for the firewall system. Would I be
> better off using a stripped down os that is tailored for firewall
> machines or something like redhat/freebsd? Would would anyone suggestion
> as a starting place to learn.
>
> Thanks!
Check out killerwall (www.killerwall.net) - a firewalling script for linux
using ipchains or iptables, aimed at building and maintaining a dynamic fw.
Could also look at ASL (www.astaro.com). Nice web interface for
maintainance, mrtg reports, lots of features. Boot from CD, install,
configure, reboot, run. Free personal license.
- chris
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