Why do I need a software firewall?
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Date: 09/30/05
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Date: 29 Sep 2005 16:44:45 -0700
It was my understanding that a router gave a hardware firewall which
was a million times better than a software one and gave you more
protection.
I have a Belkin router, which like most other low end routers claims to
have two hardware firewalls, SPI and NAT I think.
So... why do I need a software firewall??
I have the free version of Kerio running.
>>From running it, I realise that I definitely need it.
Otherwise, I will get loads and loads of incoming and outgoing traffic,
most from and to sources I've never heard of!
In that case, why have a hardware firewall?
I can kind of see why both are necessary in my own head... but I'd like
to hear what the experts have to say about it.
Thanks.
OM
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