Hi,
Reading through the discussions in the past, I have
following questions
1)How are Stateful packet filters that do include
randomized sequence numbers in the table different
from the full blown stateful inspection firewalls.
2)Where does content filtering come into the picture?
Is it checking the payload or checking the formating
of the protocol? I heard PIX allowed telnet traffic
pass through port 80 disguised as http because it did
not check the protocol structure. Chkpt blocked it
though.
3)What does it mean when we say that XYZ protocols are
supported? Does it mean that for those protocols
firewalls does application level inspection(like
proxy)
and has the intelligence to understand different
sessions associated with it.
4) So then is it not like adaptive-proxy mechanism of
gauntlent which jumps to application level only when
needed. CheckPoint if is truly stateful, does it do
all seven layers of inspection for all the traffic?
I may be alluding to more that one issues here. your
comments would greatly help me sort these.
TIA,
Renu

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