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Just completed my review of the EnGarde 3.0.22 Community Firewall. I would use and recommend this product. I think this is one of the better open source firewalls I’ve looked at. With the default install, less a few packages, it looks to be a very secure system. The WebTools seem to work well enough. It’s a keep reading EnGarde 3.0.22 Review released 
Spent yesterday grabbing screenshots and preparing a review of the Untangle firewall. A little later I intend to look at it again, this time in bridge, instead of gateway mode. Enjoy. I’ve been taking a Linux course at National City Adult Education Center. It’s a basic course and I’m taking it because the school imposed a 20 student minimum to hold the class. Without the class, the Kernel-Panic Linux User Group Installfests, would have to find a new venue. I’m also taking the class because keep reading Linux as a vmware server I’ve decided to take a look at various open source firewalls, as part of preparation for a upcoming presentation I want to do for my user group Kernel Panic Linux User Group. I want to talk about open source alternatives to proprietary firewalls from companies like Sonicwall , Cisco, Linksys, Watchguard, Netgear, Fortinet, Juniper keep reading Untangle tangled me up I’ve been asked by a customer to investigate multi wan routers. The customer uses a lot of bandwidth for their applications and so need to get the most bandwidth for the minimum price. I’ve been looking at the Syswan SW88. It’s competitively priced, reportedly has very good tech support, and it will use up to eight keep reading Multi wan router |
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