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Linux Firewall Server |
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Firewall definition |
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A computer
network firewall is an electronic blocking mechanism that
will not allow unauthorized intruders into a computer
system. A computer firewall is a software program that
blocks potential hackers from your individual computer or
your computer network. Many different computer firewall
software packages are available with a broad variety of
costs and update options. Any computer that is always
connected to the internet needs a firewall package. |
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Linux System
Solutions offers firewall, intrusion protection, virus
protection, spam protection, VPN gateway, and URL filtering
capabilities. A unified management platform makes it easy to
administer, maintain and update a complete network security
solution for an affordable price.
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Linux System
Solutions work to understand how a network is used and
that's the time we design and implement the security to
protect the whole network. The design for the Linux Firewall
Server can evolve as the company changes with security and
services to meet the needs. |
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VPN - Secure
remote access that encrypts data between the main office
and a remote network or computer.
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Bandwidth
Monitoring - this add-on gives text & graphic information
on how connectivity resources are used.
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Web Caching -
Can save up to 40% of the network's bandwidth by caching
frequently visited web sites.
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Web Blocking -
Allows the firewall to block traffic to many sites that
are cause for concern or liability.
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DMZ Network - A
DMZ network is a second network behind the firewall used
for services that need to be accessed directly from the
Internet, such as mail or web services. The DMZ network is
still protected by your firewall. Basically, the private
network can access the Internet and the services on the
DMZ, but the servers on the DMZ and requests from the
Internet cannot reach the private network.
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