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On Tue, 2002-08-27 at 17:53, Andrew Plato wrote:
> Well, since we're all jumping on the self-promotion bandwagon here...Anitian is the local SonicWall reseller as well as WatchGuard, Checkpoint, Symantec, and others.
Hey, why not? Naked Ape Consulting is a local reseller for SnapGear
firewall/VPN appliances: http://nakedape.cc/snapgear (I haven't added
their newest and beefiest model, the PRO+). What you've said about open
source firewalls is largely true here too, since these boxes are
basically an embedded Linux with iptables, FreeS/WAN, and PoPToP.
Ease-of-use if improved somewhere by a web interface, but I would
imagine it would be cumbersome for a large number of tunnels (my
installations have all been basically connecting two remote offices).
These units are pretty powerful CPU-wise for their price, and a better
solution than buying a dedicated UNIX host. The SOHO+ and above support
RADIUS authentication for PPTP users and the PRO and PRO+ have a
crypt-accellerator.
Wil
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