Either firewall should work. The infrastructure behind the firewall should not be a factor. Your technical decision should be based on expected traffic loads and whether the firewall can enforce your security policy, and of course how well you can deal with the system the firewall software runs on. Neil At 16:05 02/01/00 -0600, Korwin Elsa A CONTR wrote: >Hello, I came across this firewall mailing list and thought perhaps someone >could help me out with my firewall. I currently work for a military >hospital that plans to setup a firewall for their traffic. All traffice >will go out to the internet via a T-3. > >My question is, which of the following firewalls will support my >infrastructure? > >Firewalls: >Checkpoint Firewall-1 >Sidewinder 4.1 > >Infrastructure: >1000 NT/95 workstations + 10 Windows NT servers >Access methond: Ethernet and fast ethernet >Media type: shielded twisted pair and F/O, where needed > >Any info would be appreciated Thanks > > > Elsa A. Korwin, ACS Task Lead > > Information Systems Security Specialist > > Network Security.SGSI > > O-618-256-7322 F-618-256-7822 > > elsa.korwinat_private
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