I'd wait for ipcop v0.2 since that one will use kernel 2.4 and iptables before using it for a larger environment (ipchains has no stateful packet inspection and connection tracking. iptables has...).
guarddog looks nice - I'll try this one too (thanks) Am Mon, 2002-07-15 um 11.42 schrieb Trevor Cushen: > > Thanks Douglas, I had not heard of IPCop is some time. I see that the > latest verion is 0.1.1, so I guess it is still in development. Have a > look at GuardDog http://www.simonzone.com/software/guarddog/ and see > what you think. > > I assume you are having no troubles with IPCop, I must try it. > > Anyway that is way off my question to everyone, so here it is > > These freeware firewalls are proving more and more successful and > powerful, but, as with IPCop and GuardDog they are still very much under > development. How many of you would be happy to use these and other > freeware security products in the enterprise. This would even be after > you have fully tested them to YOUR satisfaction. > I would be very interested in all your feedback, thanks.
