> I have been watching the split DNS discussions and learned a lot of
> the issues, good and bad, for implementing such.
I think a good approach is to turn the problem on its head. What
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On Wed, 12 Feb 1997, Jim McKenzie wrote:
> I am about to hook our 130 PC lan running WFW, WIN95, & NT to a dedicated
> internet connection. What is my risk to hackers, etc. when we make this
> connection, what is the best firewall to use with the least setup and
> administrative work.
>
I am using FWTK on Linux in such a network with SUN, SCO Unix, and
Ultrix. I have found it good against test attacks. The LAN is on Internet
and running smoothly.
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