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SunScreen, Part Two: Policies, Rules, and NAT The first article in this series introduced SunScreen 3.2, which is available as part of the Solaris 9 distribution. SunScreen is Sun Microsystem's firewall product and provides a variety of features that allow system and network administrators to secure their networks as well as provide for remote access capabilities. This article will cover the some of the rudimentary facilities in SunScreen such as adding and removing rules, setting up a remote management station, and network address translation.
By Ido Dubrawsky, 02/21/2004
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SunScreen, Part One: An Overview of the Sun Microsystem Firewall SunScreen is Sun Microsystem's firewall that runs under the Solaris operating system. It is the latest version of Sun's long line of firewall software that allows administrators to provide firewall capabilities to the Solaris operating system. SunScreen 3.1 is available in a full version which can be purchased from Sun Microsystems or a "lite" version which could be downloaded from Sun's Web site. With the release of Solaris 9, Sun has now bundled the SunScreen software with the OS.
By Ido Dubrawsky , 02/21/2004
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Linux Firewall - the Traffic Shaper In order to preface the discussion of firewalls as a traffic shaper, let us introduce a simple firewall setup for a typical small office or home setup - no demilitarized zone (DMZ), no web servers and no mail servers. We will allow DNS and ICMP traffic for network management, mail, news and Napster and of course web traffic to pass through our firewall.
By Jeroen Wortelboer and Jan Van Oorschot , 02/21/2004
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