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From: "Alejandro Cabrera Obed" <sisdis@tournet.com.ar>
Subject: Iptables vs. Cisco PIX
Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2005 12:05:30 -0300
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Hi people !!!

This time I want to know your opinion about iptables vs. Cisco PIX....where
would you use each of them ????
Is it the same using iptables or PIX in big corporations with heavy Internet
traffic ???? Which is considered the "best" and why ???

I use iptables since a long time, but my network is under 50 workstations.

Thanks for your comments, they're welcome.

At last, I suggest the tutorial from Jose Negreira at www.iptableslinux.com,
it's really good for persons who start into iptables world.

Thnking in advance,

Alejandro