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What FireWall products are available for NT?

Apr. 2, 2000 John Savill | Windows IT Pro

A. Below are a selection of FireWall systems for NT:

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Christopher Hurley (not verified)
on Sep 5, 2000
Don't forget ZoneAlarm 2.0, available from: http://www.zonelabs.com/ This works on 95/98 as well as NT/2000, but make sure you uninstall and download the latest version before adding Service Pack 1 to 2000, then reinstall, or you could get problems with TCP/IP.
Bert Lankester (not verified)
on Feb 27, 2001
Altavista Firewall is no longer available. It has been bought by Axent. The technology is incorporated in the Raptor Firewall. The Raptor firewall is not in the list. See http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.com/products/products.cfm?ProductID=47&PID=1613445 for info on raptor (btw Axent has been bought up by Symantec) Regards, Bert Lankester
Kevin Davies (not verified)
on Feb 8, 2001
Hi! Even Microsoft has stopped calling Proxy Server a firewall, they are now pushing ISA server, which appears to be more like it. I am also surprised about the inclusion of WinGate, which I would have thought is a proxy rather than firewall. I would add Gauntlet from network associates to the list. Regards Kevin

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