Re: sbs2003 and Zone Alarm
From: CZ (CZ_at_no99spam.com)
Date: 04/01/04
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Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 21:25:51 -0800
Javier:
>> You do realize that Sygate PE v5.5 is not a server product? It is a
*personal* firewall... that's enough to deter me from using it.
And do you consider R&RA's Basic Firewall to be more than a personal
firewall?
Seriously, dnload Sygate and review it. It is a very impressive product.
For a small setup with a constrained budget, I could see using SBS2k3 Std
behind a NAT-router with Sygate, as opposed to no host based firewall at all
with a NAT-router. Sygate gives you application control, and you can
schedule port status (open/closed-stealth).
>> In any event, what do you mean by host based control? By IPs or ports?
The product runs on the host and is designed to protect the host. IMO, ISA
on top of SBS2k3 is not designed to "product" the host, as ISA is designed
to be a perimeter firewall that screens the network traffic. A good host
based server class firewall is BlackICE for Servers ($299).
>> IMHO-> If I want a real firewall I get SBS2k3 Prem Ed... so I can install
ISA :-)
IMO, a stronger security setup would be to buy ISA separately, and set it up
as a perimeter device, not on top of SBS2k3.
And, SBS2K3 has too many services running on it as it is.
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