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From: Stephan Holtwisch <sh@rookie.org>
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Subject: Re: TIS Firewall Tookit
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On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 03:50:56PM +0100, Manfred Petz wrote:

> Accepted. Do you know a (free) alternative to FWTK which is comparable in
> terms of ease of use, straightforward source and which implements similar
> functionality (e.g. the permit/deny rules in netperm-table)?

That depends on the proxy functions needed. The Juniper Firewall
Toolkit (http://www.obtuse.com/juniper) looks promising, however
i have not checked it yet. Besides, the smtp proxy of that
Toolkit is part of the freebsd ports tree.

Stephan


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