IPTABLES vs Checkpoint

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On Tue, Nov 26, 2002 at 04:19:36PM -0700, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> >AFAIK Checkpoint is not a firewall at all, but a proxy server.  This
> >clearly means that it acts like a Web/FTP/whatever server that connects
> >people in your company to the outside world by requesting Web pages over
> >HTTP and initiating FTP connections on their behalf.
> 
> This is incorrect information.  Checkpoint offers proxy capabilities
> however by default it is a stateful firewall.

Seconded.  While Firewall-1 does have some proxy server like capabilities
its main function is as a stateful firewall.

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FunkyJesus System Administration Team




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