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September 5th, 2005, 08:18 PM
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I agree...need more info to make a more intelligent post. I'll go ahead and put in my 2 cents, though.
For reliability and flexability in the enterprise, it's PIX, hands down, but it's pricey.
For ease of use in an enterprise appliance, I recommend SonicWall.
For home use, if you want an appliance or router, go with WatchGuard's Firebox SOHO (if you can afford the price), or go with a Linksys router.
As far as host based, for Win2k or 2k3, I'd go with Checkpoint. For XP, I like Sygate.
I do not have enough expertise or experience with linux firewalls, other than ipchains, to make an informed recommendation here.
Just my 2 cents.
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