If you have a powerful router there are a few things you can do on them to filter. Just lookup Code Red on their site.
Better yet, fix the problem before it starts: 1. Properly configured anti virus on every desktop and server. 2. Update AV signatures daily. 3. Remove unneeded services from desktops and servers. IIS etc. 4. Use tools like Nessus (http://nessus.org) to assess your internal network. 5. Filter AV and extensions on your email. 6. Keep your MS patches current. Frank On Tue, 9 Oct 2001, ragu nandan wrote: > We have a WAN with no Firewall between our company > and our parent compnay. What is the best way to > prevent infected machines from our side affecting > their machines in the event of an outbreak. Short-term > measures include putting access-list in our Routers > and theirs. We need a pro-active _______________________________________________ Firewalls mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnac.net/mailman/listinfo/firewalls
