Posts tagged ‘firewall’
Finding a Use for That Old Box: Make it a FreeBSD Firewall
If you’ve got an always-on connection (cable, DSL, or if you’re really lucky, T1), network security is an issue. But hardware firewalls are expensive, or a pain to set up–and let’s face it, it’s always more fun to do it yourself. Beta Bites shows you how to turn that aging 486 into a FreeBSD-powered firewall and router in their article.
Blue Flame: Netgear Router Is a Sturdy Firewall
Netgear’s RT314 DSL/Cable 4-Port Router locks up a LAN tight. Despite some connectivity trade-offs, SystemLogic.net says the router is a top-notch firewall.
Hot Hardware Firewall Douses Security Flareups With Ease
A solid hardware-based firewall/router usually offers many handy options, like packet filtering, NAT and DHCP. The SonicWALL SOHO Telecommuter goes several steps further, adding VPN support, options for multiplayer gaming — even antivirus protection.
