Re: 56k dial up on laptop 802.11G ?
- From: David Taylor <djtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 08:08:07 GMT
> different from a packet filtering FW router. And again, the TOP GUN in
> that other NG confirmed that to me long ago.
Is that the same guy that just decided that what constitues a firewall
has is different depending one what version of Cisco IOS someones PIX is
running?
Forget the Linksys for a moment and just consider what Jeff eloquently
wrote a while ago. A firewall does not need to meet one persons spec to
be the thing known universally as a firewall. To meet a certain
functional spec for a particular deployment, sure but not everyones
needs are the same.
David.
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