Gauntlet manuals were never lacking, it is just that firewall installers
did not need to RTFM (Char, if you are lurking, please reply).. a good
firewall admin never needed a manual, as long they had source code.. It
wasn't until some firewall company poo-pooed that one, and then it went
downhill from there.. :)
/mark
At 03:56 PM 11/1/00 +0900, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I wish I could say that there was such an animal, or even better that
>there was
>one back in the TIS days before NAI came along and fsck'ed it all up (anyone
>else here remember the "wallmart of security" comment?), but the fact is that
>the Gauntlet manuals have always been *lacking*. In any case, if you are
>having
>install issues, there are a few good docs still remaining under
>http://www.tis.com/support if you don't already have the questionaire/planning
>sheet, that is a really good place to start.
>
>I don't know which version of Gauntlet you are installing, but the general
>order
>of things is
>plan the network, DNS, etc changes
>install the OS
>patch the OS
>install gauntlet
>
>
>I know this was not really helpfull, but if you have specific questions, I
>don't
>mind answering.
>
>Chris Barker
>IT Regional Security Officer
>Westdeutsche Lansdesbank
>WestLB Systems, Tokyo Branch
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