And the new firewall states diagnostics page that shows you in real-time all
the connections...  That's really useful for tracking down machines doing
unusual things on the network, or even just to let you see what you really
need to have open outbound...

I wonder why I like that feature of b10 so much.... ;)

Paul


-----Original Message-----
From: William Arlofski [mailto:waa dash m0n0wall at revpol dot com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2005 10:11 AM
To: Keith Hatfull
Cc: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] 1.2b10...blows me away.

Keith Hatfull wrote:
> Wow...just for fun I upgraded my test/play/get-used-to-m0n0 box to
> 1.2b10.  I'm not usually much for beta software but I gotta tell
> you....this is just amazing.
> 
> At a client today I had to setup a IPSec VPN between two CyberGuard
> boxes and set a static route in a SonicWall to use it (remote office
> installation and the CyberGuard and Sonicwall didn't like to play IPSec
> nicely).
> 
> After playing around in both product's GUIs for 30 minutes each or so,
> it's obvious to me how much more advanced m0n0 is.  I quite frankly
> can't believe that this is open source software.
> 
> Hopefully, I'll have another client sometime soon that needs to deploy a
> new firewall.  I had been recommending CyberGuards (still a decent bang
> for the buck in a commercial product)...I will now try to do a m0n0
> deployment.

For an even more professional-looking, silent, no-moving-parts m0n0wall
deployment try m0n0wall on a WRAP in a nice RED or black aluminum case.
:) Total hardware cost for WRAP/ps/case/CFcard ~ $200.00 USD

> Manuel, et. al. my hat's off to you.  This is awesome work.

Agreed!

-
Bill Arlofski
Reverse Polarity

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