Hello Hal,

I would suggest you a C-10 Appliance from Crossbeam Systems.

Feature overview:
Up to 6 GE Copper or 4 GE Copper + 2 GE Fiber (For your Network Segments)
Integrated Multi-Application
FW/VPN + IDS
FW/VPN + AV
Hardened Redhat-Linux Kernel
Best-in-class Security Services from
Check Point, ISS, SecureComputing, Aladdin, Trend Micro, Websense

This platform has a better performance as a competitive Nokia box and a lower price.

More Infos are available on the link below:
www.crossbeamsystems.com

Kind regards,

Gregor


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Von: Hal Dorsman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 11. August 2004 16:47
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Betreff: [FW-1] Request for comments on appliance platform selection

Greetings firewallers,

I have been running FW-1 on Solaris for years, but recently have been having concerns 
about support from the rest of the local IT team without experience in Solaris.  I am 
thinking an appliance with VPN-1 would be a more user friendly solution and easier for 
general support in the group.  Checkpoint has a nice platform selection guide which 
provides a good overview and good product information, but I was interested in 
comments from the group on satisfaction and good/bad experiences with the various 
products.  If anyone can provide any links to any recent comparitive product 
evaluation articles that would be appreciated.  We have about 100 users locally on a 
T-1 and may upgrade to dual T-1's eventually.  Have only 5-10 remote VPN users, and 
about 50 remote users accessing a secure intranet site, and maybe hosting our own low 
use website later, so traffic is not high, but a DMZ interface required. I am thinking 
one of the SafeOffice, Nokia, or VPN Edge appliances would be most!
  practical. I would like something rackable so I am also interested in one of the 
basic OS installs that I could put on a 1U rack server.

Any comments greatly appreciated.

thanks,

Hal

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