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Old 07-05-2005, 02:58 AM   #1
omashhour
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isa server equivalent?


is there a gui program for linux that does the same functions as the isa server?
 
Old 07-05-2005, 09:37 AM   #2
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ISA server, you mean the wanna be firewall thingy of Micro$oft, right? From my own experience, this thing is probably the worst firewalling application I saw, ever.
If you want to build a firewall, I would greatly recommend to make iptables rules by hand, without any GUI (out of your favorite text editor). You will _always_ get better results this way, it's way better if you need to make something in a production environnement.

If you really a GUI to make an iptable script, well... there is plenty around, search about fwbuilder, bifrost, firestarter, etc. A quick search on google will show you many.
 
  


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