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Firewalls (October 1997) |
In some mail from Franco RUGGIERI, sie said: [...] > 2) setting up the rules is a real headache, most of it defining all the > objects that make up the network. And everything which is difficult to > implement is error prone. > Can anyone confirm this hearsay? Whilst this is required, it is this which a lot find attractive. If I can create an artificial group of 10 hosts and represent that with one rule, which is easier to read: one rule or 10 ? Darren References:
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