On 12/29/06, Gareth Eason <bigbro at skynet.ie> wrote:
> I do. For lots of things. I also run Cisco PIX stuff, though iptables
> has become so manageable and scaleable that I'm ever-so-slowly migrating
> much of the Cisco protected stuff to be behind iptables based Linux systems.
Mmmh, I thought that thread was long buried :)
I also run iptables both at work and home. Of course, the setup at
work is slightly more complicated since we use a variety of VLANs and
both v4/v6 filtering. I still think it is a much better product than
Cisco PIX. I also run pf on another bridging firewall at work and it
also works nicely and shifts packets quite swiftly.
My 2 cents,
Steph
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