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December 1st, 2009, 12:33 PM
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CTO,
Yes, that's the general idea; however you are correct, TG2's solution had a switch at the front which does create yet another SPF.
I have noticed that some of the h/w firewalls can be set to pass all traffic if a failure occurs. In this case, two firewalls in series (as you initally mentioned) would do the job. I don't know what sort of effect it would have on traffic, though, if everything was being filtered twice.
What's your favourite OS?
Seen it. Tried it. Crashed it. 
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